The eyes of the clown. Billiards in half of the tenth
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Through the eyes of a clown (1963)
“I am a clown and collecting moments,” says Hans Schnir, a poor artist, “his own among strangers, a stranger among his own”, the prodigal son of a rich society of a large bourgeois, the hero of one of the best, the most piercing
and bitter European books of the twentieth century.
The action of the first -time Roman Bealle, which was first published in 1963, called “German“ over the abyss in rye ”, occurs within only one day of Hans, but this day , in which
the events of the present are mixed with memories of the past, summarizes not only the life of the most sad clown, but also the fate of all of Germany - at first glance happy and prosperous,
in fact deeply experiencing the drama of involvement in the defeated , but not yet forgotten “ordinary fascism.”
Billiards at half past nine (1959)
Architect Henry Femel is eighty years old. The anniversary is a good reason to summarize the life of the life.
His victory - the victory of the unknown stranger in the competition for the construction of the abbey of St. Anthony - promised a complete and happy life ...
But in the end - deceived expectations ...
Henry"s wife is contained in a privileged hospital for mentally ill, the youngest son Otto, who, in his youth, crossed to the side of the executioners, ready to drown the world in blood, became strangers in his family ...
In this day, which became a turning point in the fate of the heroes of the novel, The whole tragic history of Germany was focused on the second half of the XX century
“I am a clown and collecting moments,” says Hans Schnir, a poor artist, “his own among strangers, a stranger among his own”, the prodigal son of a rich society of a large bourgeois, the hero of one of the best, the most piercing
and bitter European books of the twentieth century.
The action of the first -time Roman Bealle, which was first published in 1963, called “German“ over the abyss in rye ”, occurs within only one day of Hans, but this day , in which
the events of the present are mixed with memories of the past, summarizes not only the life of the most sad clown, but also the fate of all of Germany - at first glance happy and prosperous,
in fact deeply experiencing the drama of involvement in the defeated , but not yet forgotten “ordinary fascism.”
Billiards at half past nine (1959)
Architect Henry Femel is eighty years old. The anniversary is a good reason to summarize the life of the life.
His victory - the victory of the unknown stranger in the competition for the construction of the abbey of St. Anthony - promised a complete and happy life ...
But in the end - deceived expectations ...
Henry"s wife is contained in a privileged hospital for mentally ill, the youngest son Otto, who, in his youth, crossed to the side of the executioners, ready to drown the world in blood, became strangers in his family ...
In this day, which became a turning point in the fate of the heroes of the novel, The whole tragic history of Germany was focused on the second half of the XX century
Author:
Author:Belle G.
Cover:
Cover:Solid in Super Bid
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Agriculture
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-152711-2
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