- Anasoft litera 2006 · Finalist
Domov
“Home” (title translated by AI)
Márius Kopcsay (born 1968)
English editions
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The novel is set in the recent yet long-forgotten 1990s, in a world without mobile phones, the internet or supermarkets, and runs from one spring to the next at the end of the decade. Its hero Mucha, a 'small businessman in letters' and newspaper hack, moves with his wife, frustrated by maternity leave and flirting with feminism, and their three-year-old son from a sunny flat on a Bratislava housing estate into a gloomy flat in the centre. The move opens a tangle of bad and still worse situations: the homeless and beggars, a few occasional friends, and above all employers and creditors who keep reminding him of debts, driving him into headlong escapes that solve nothing, since there is nowhere and no one to run to. The book is dedicated to all debtors and creditors.
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About the book
- Form
- Novel
- Length
- 220 pages in the original
- Genres
- Family (assigned by AI)
- Set in
- Slovakia, 1990s
- First published
- 2005 by Koloman Kertész Bagala
- Author's age
- 37 when first published
- ISBN
8089129676 (original)