Ebook {Epub PDF} Epepe by Ferenc Karinthy






















Carlo Macchitella recensisce l'ultimo libro di Ferenc Karinthy. On @fmusolino tweeted: "#capolavoridistopici @adelphiedizioni #e.." - read what others are saying and join the conversation.  · This is the subject (or one of the subjects) of Ferenc Karinthy’s extravagant novel Epepe () – or Gulliver’s Travels as Kafka or Gombrowicz may have imagined them. A brilliant crossover between a Großstadtfilm from the s and André Delvaux’s semi-forgotten Une nuit, un train.


Metropole PDF book by Ferenc Karinthy Read Online or Free Download in ePUB, PDF, azw3 or MOBI eBooks. Published in March the book become immediate popular and critical acclaim in fiction, cultural books. The main characters of Metropole novel are Budai, Epepe. The book has been awarded with BTBA Best Translated Book Award Nominee for. Metropole by Ferenc Karinthy Translated by George Szirtes. I'm on fire with my reading for #ReadIndies month and #ERC, crossing Hungary off the list of European countries with this novel published by Telegram Books, Saqi's world literature imprint.. Metropole is the story of one traveller's nightmare. Budai, a linguist, was on his way to a conference in Helsinki, when he somehow gets. This is the subject (or one of the subjects) of Ferenc Karinthy's extravagant novel Epepe () - or Gulliver's Travels as Kafka or Gombrowicz may have imagined them. A brilliant crossover between a Großstadtfilm from the s and André Delvaux's semi-forgotten Une nuit, un train.


Ne recherchez dans aucun dictionnaire le sens du mot Epépé, vous ne le trouveriez pas. Cherchez en revanche ce titre signé Ferenc Karinthy dans la bibliothèque d'un amateur de belle littérature et vous avez toutes vos chances car ce roman possède une légion secrète d'admirateurs qui le placent très haut dans leur panthéon personnel. Ferenc Karinthy was a novelist, playwright, journalist, editor and translator, as well as a water polo champion. He wrote more than a dozen novels. Epepe ("Metropole") and Budapesti Tavasz ("Spring Comes to Budapest") have been translated into English, as have two of his plays. Epepe, written in , is the first of Karinthy's novels to be translated into English, appearing as Metropole in This essentially Kafkaesque tale follows the travails of Budai, a linguist who steps off a plane expecting to be in Helsinki but finds himself in a sprawling and densely populated metropolis whose residents speak an unknown and unintelligible language.

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