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The novel of one of the most talented and distinctive French -speaking writers of the new generation. Critics are no coincidence called Thomas Guntzig "to Kafka"s grandson"s nephew." Gunzig immerses us in the grotesque world of supermarkets, where the fate of the main characters intersect and break. In this world, people have the opportunity to genetically manipulate future children. So the cashier of the supermarket becomes the mother of four wolves - white, brown, gray and black. Dizzying adventures, bright heroes, sometimes cruel and cynical, short chapters, steep turns of the plot - all this makes the novel look like an action -packed thriller, which is rapidly moving towards an unpredictable finale.
In the beginning there was nothing.
No space, no light, no time. It was neither yesterday, nor tomorrow, nor today.
Worse strikes.
Worse than the deficit.
Nothing - and nothing more, but it"s okay, in the end, nothing - this is also not bad.
Nothing - nevertheless opens up some prospects.
After all, only when something appeared, it became clear that there was nothing for a long time and this very something is not so bad either.
But this is something that appeared then, between the end and the beginning of everything else, I must admit, was almost nothing. Nameless particles fluttered. The quanta flinched, the atoms collided ...
Yes, this was nothing.
But between them, between nothing and something, who imagined nothing, there was a gap, and the gap is already something.
Any assistant manager knows this.
That"s just for someone to understand this, it is necessary that this someone is.
But then there was nobody.
Thomas Gunzig
In the beginning there was nothing.
No space, no light, no time. It was neither yesterday, nor tomorrow, nor today.
Worse strikes.
Worse than the deficit.
Nothing - and nothing more, but it"s okay, in the end, nothing - this is also not bad.
Nothing - nevertheless opens up some prospects.
After all, only when something appeared, it became clear that there was nothing for a long time and this very something is not so bad either.
But this is something that appeared then, between the end and the beginning of everything else, I must admit, was almost nothing. Nameless particles fluttered. The quanta flinched, the atoms collided ...
Yes, this was nothing.
But between them, between nothing and something, who imagined nothing, there was a gap, and the gap is already something.
Any assistant manager knows this.
That"s just for someone to understand this, it is necessary that this someone is.
But then there was nobody.
Thomas Gunzig
Author:
Author:Gunzig Thomas
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Series:
Series: First row
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7516-1627-4
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