Description
It is better to believe in everything than in nothing, says Rabbi Nachman at the end of the book. This sentence can be applied to the entire novel, which is more a consistent realism than 'magical realism.' Such realism authentically reflects the author's perception. After all, how to express the reality of war and report on what is happening in city Z, which we can easily recognize as Donetsk, lying closer than we would like to admit. Time and space are distorted. Death is a means of transportation here. Ghosts appear on the street. Potato beetles experience an unusually abundant year, and even in the city baths, it is not exactly safe. Then it is possible to believe that the war can be stopped by scratching the right belly and paw.
Information
Author: Rafejenko Vladimir
Language: Czech
Publication date: April 26, 2019
Manufacturer: Větrné mlýny s.r.o.
Genres: Novels, World fiction, Books, Fiction
Type: Hardcover books
Pages: 340
ISBN/EAN: 9788074433405