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Requiem

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  • 96 stránek
  • 4 hodiny čtení

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'A funny, sad novella about how we got here from there, and how, in our youth, "our eyes saw things differently"' The Times A private meeting, chance encounters and a mysterious tour of Lisbon haunt this moving homage to Tabucchi's adopted city In the city of Lisbon, Requiem's narrator has an appointment to meet someone on a quay by the Tagus at twelve. Misunderstanding twelve to mean noon as opposed to midnight, he is left to wait. As the day unfolds he has many unexpected encounters - with a young drug addict, a disorientated taxi driver, a cemetery keeper, the mysterious Isabel and the ghost of the late great poet Fernando Pessoa - each meeting travelling between the real and illusionary. Part travelogue, part autobiography, part fiction, Requiem becomes an homage to a country and its people, and a farewell to the past as the narrator lays claim to a literary forebear who, like himself, is an evasive and many-sided personality. 'Tabucchi is a master of illusion and allusion, and this is a literary puzzle that teases, amuses and provokes' Sunday Telegraph

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Requiem, Antonio Tabucchi

Jazyk
Rok vydání
2021
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Platební metody

3,7
Velmi dobrá
182 Hodnocení

Milujem Lisabon, Portugalsko a milujem túto knihu. Považujem sa za snílka a štýl tejto knihy mi preto veľmi sadol. Podrobnejšie opisy lokalít, jedál, magickosť, hranica medzi snom a realitou, životom a smrťou, nostalgia, spomienky, pochopenie sa - to všetko je kombináciou, ktorá tejto knihe dodáva jedinečnosť. Až mi bolo ľúto ju dočítať. Myslím, že táto kniha bude (aj pre svoj rozsah) jednou z tých, ku ktorej sa opäť vrátim. Skvelé.

Titul
Requiem
Jazyk
anglicky
Rok vydání
2021
Vazba
měkká
Počet stran
96
ISBN10
0241519314
ISBN13
9780241519318
Série
Kategorie
První vydání
1992
Původní název
Requiem
Hodnocení
3,7 z 5
Anotace
'A funny, sad novella about how we got here from there, and how, in our youth, "our eyes saw things differently"' The Times A private meeting, chance encounters and a mysterious tour of Lisbon haunt this moving homage to Tabucchi's adopted city In the city of Lisbon, Requiem's narrator has an appointment to meet someone on a quay by the Tagus at twelve. Misunderstanding twelve to mean noon as opposed to midnight, he is left to wait. As the day unfolds he has many unexpected encounters - with a young drug addict, a disorientated taxi driver, a cemetery keeper, the mysterious Isabel and the ghost of the late great poet Fernando Pessoa - each meeting travelling between the real and illusionary. Part travelogue, part autobiography, part fiction, Requiem becomes an homage to a country and its people, and a farewell to the past as the narrator lays claim to a literary forebear who, like himself, is an evasive and many-sided personality. 'Tabucchi is a master of illusion and allusion, and this is a literary puzzle that teases, amuses and provokes' Sunday Telegraph