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A conventional Italian honeymoon becomes a psychic journey in this haunting novel.
Antal Szerb’s melancholy, witty novel of a Hungarian intellectual’s journey through Italy, teetering between comedy and despair.
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In 1945, near the end of World War II, Antal Szerb, the author of The Traveler, was executed along with 2000 other Hungarian Jews during a forced march westward. Three years later the New York Jewish Refugee Aid Society erected a memorial in the Hungarian town of Balf where the executions had taken place. Part of the memorial is an open book, engraved in stone, bearing the following Antal Szerb quote: „Freedom is the concern not only of one nation but of all mankind.”
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A conventional Italian honeymoon becomes a psychic journey in this haunting novel.
Antal Szerb’s melancholy, witty novel of a Hungarian intellectual’s journey through Italy, teetering between comedy and despair.
This novel stages a story of adultery through which we see Bergman’s attempts to understand his parents’ troubled relationship. Through a series of revelatory confessions, Anna tells of her affair with her husband’s young friend Tomas and her unhappiness with her life as wife of a dour country pastor.
