Last love in Constantinople

One of the largest prose writers of the twentieth century. Serbian writer Milorad Pavich (1929–2009) is the author of novels, numerous collections of stories, as well as literary works. The “Khazar Dictionary” was brought to Pavich’s worldwide fame Pavich, one of the most unusual works of the world literature of our time. “The Last Love in Constantinople: Gading Guide” is a Taro novel, where the author traces the fate of two Serbian clans, peculiar Balkan Montecki and Kapa of Letti from the Napoleonic Empire. Having built mystical-tragic lasso, M. Pavich draws into the process of fortune telling and the reader, inviting him to decompose the cards and the head of the novel and predict his own fate