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A golyó, amely megölte Puskint
“The Bullet That Killed Pushkin” (title translated by AI)
Gergely Péterfy (born 1966)
English editions
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An unusual love story that leads deep into the soul and into time, bringing back twentieth- and twenty-first-century Eastern Europe, where old stories of passion, hatred, friendship and betrayal come alive again. Set in a small town on the Danube and told in the first person, it touches on fatherhood, alcoholism, the Holocaust and the Kádár years. It asks whether there is life beyond love, whether people can rise above their desires and instincts, resist history, and be free among the ruins of dictatorships.
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About the book
- Form
- Novel
- Length
- 406 pages in the original
- Genres
- Family, Love, Historical (assigned by AI)
- Set in
- Hungary, 20th–21st century
- First published
- 2019 by Kalligram
- Author's age
- 53 when first published
- ISBN
9789634681076 (original)