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“Deliciously wicked … readers will also find plenty to enjoy (one sequence of unwitting cannibalism is particularly memorable).”—*Publishers Weekly* "Fast-moving and witty in style and tone, this novel is one not soon forgotten."—*World Literature Today* "There's considerable charm to Bursa's clever variation on the story of youth seeking purpose ... A nicely off-beat little novel."—*The Complete Review* "The Polish postwar firebrand Andrzej Bursa acquired a reputation as a quick-burning, existentially tormented rebel. . . . Yet Bursa's dark humor and deadpan satire . . . keep utter bleakness at bay."—*The Independent* "A revolution against the banality of everyday life."—*Gazeta Krakowska* A young university student named Jurek, lacking ambition or talent, finds himself adrift. After his doting aunt asks him for a small favor, he inexplicably decides to kill her, perhaps out of boredom. The story follows Jurek as he struggles to dispose of the corpse—a task fraught with unexpected challenges—and falls in love with a girl he meets on a train. He grapples with the question of whether to reveal his dark secret. "I'm convinced—simply—that we are all guilty," Jurek reflects, as his misadventures with nosy neighbors and eccentric characters illuminate how society can be complicit in his crime. This short comedic masterpiece weaves together influences from Dostoevsky, Sartre, Kafka, and Heller, culminating in a memorable tale of m
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Zabicie ciotki, Andrzej Bursa
- Lingua
- Pubblicato
- 1981
- Rilegatura
- (In brossura),
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- Titolo
- Zabicie ciotki
- Lingua
- Polacco
- Autori
- Andrzej Bursa
- Editore
- Literackie
- Pubblicato
- 1981
- Formato
- In brossura
- Pagine
- 115
- ISBN10
- 8308004695
- ISBN13
- 9788308004692
- Serie
- Categoria
- Descrizione
- “Deliciously wicked … readers will also find plenty to enjoy (one sequence of unwitting cannibalism is particularly memorable).”—*Publishers Weekly* "Fast-moving and witty in style and tone, this novel is one not soon forgotten."—*World Literature Today* "There's considerable charm to Bursa's clever variation on the story of youth seeking purpose ... A nicely off-beat little novel."—*The Complete Review* "The Polish postwar firebrand Andrzej Bursa acquired a reputation as a quick-burning, existentially tormented rebel. . . . Yet Bursa's dark humor and deadpan satire . . . keep utter bleakness at bay."—*The Independent* "A revolution against the banality of everyday life."—*Gazeta Krakowska* A young university student named Jurek, lacking ambition or talent, finds himself adrift. After his doting aunt asks him for a small favor, he inexplicably decides to kill her, perhaps out of boredom. The story follows Jurek as he struggles to dispose of the corpse—a task fraught with unexpected challenges—and falls in love with a girl he meets on a train. He grapples with the question of whether to reveal his dark secret. "I'm convinced—simply—that we are all guilty," Jurek reflects, as his misadventures with nosy neighbors and eccentric characters illuminate how society can be complicit in his crime. This short comedic masterpiece weaves together influences from Dostoevsky, Sartre, Kafka, and Heller, culminating in a memorable tale of m