Labyrinths

We offer readers the most unusual and, perhaps, the most interesting book of the largest Swiss writer Friedrich Durrenmatt, who had been created by him for many years. It is written in a genre that still has no name. The writer himself called his brainchild the laconic word plots. Under one cover, Durrenmatt gathered numerous “unwritten things”, combining them into a bizarre collage from memories, thoughts, scraps of various fragments, mysteriously leading to other texts, intentions, dreams, fantasies. This also included finished works processed by the author, for example, the well -known parable “Winter War in Tibet”. Together, it is a kind of maze or an unfinished tower of imagination, which, like human culture, is always in the process of construction and will never be completed