Reviews
I don't really care about translation, but it's a little bit of a bad translation. It's like it made the novel harder.
I've ordered this book because I read Satan Tango and I'm jamming. Three in the middle. I read that part five or six times because I couldn't understand it. I love his constant comma! It's hard to find a period in the West Mother's descent. I'm buying six books and reading one book, and it's interesting and it is jamy!
The Nobel Prize for Literature, Raslow Krarsner Hawker, in 2025, bought everything he wanted to read.
I was having fun and reading it, but it was hard because it was so difficult... because I didn't have enough training.
It's a very difficult book. It's a novel that's been a deep-intense representation of the inner world of people in the chaos of the fall of the law-based towns and the rise of strange objects. It's just... Hungarian - English - Korean for second translation. The author's intention is to describe the mess. The psychological and the other abstract situations and internal psychology make it hard for you to understand.
Because of the sentences that are held in a comma, the core catch of the writer's intentions and character dialogue is hard. First of all, it might be the narrative, or the translation. I don't think you have to recommend it.
I bought all Lasslow's books through the Nobel Prize and read them over and over again.
Long sentences and detailed narratives are considered rather disturbing and act as a barrier, while the lyrics explode past the middle. I'm a book that feels like I've done a good job reading.
I haven't even opened anything else, but I bought it because I thought it was interesting to introduce books.
The unusualness of the character of the people who resist the desecration is interesting and it is common for educated men to deal with justice without changing, but in this work, a late professor of music and foolish youth is portrayed as silent resistance.
Laszlo Krasznerhorkai: Melancholy of Resistance
@sirstimani: @mssstunstirs: #sirktstsykttsa. The novel by Krasner Hocker, which was a form of tango's step-to-step, back six steps, and the way people in the system were being beaten into the wheel of suffering, said that in a small village in Hungary, the blue circus showed the biggest whales in the world and made a whole series of rumors and paranoia. The cold continues in the flesh, the street lights are not turned on for no reason, the giant trees are uprooted and laid down one morning, and the church clock that has been still for decades begins to move, and a once - in - a - aurban circus enters the city. The vast unobtrusive giant of the Old Testament book of Job, with its massive lyre, was actually built up in the village, and the ominous truck carrying whales, without any direct damage, simply standing quietly in the middle of the square, created the great artistic imagination of Troyma as it carried the whole town on a mining course.
Korean title: 저항의 멜랑콜리
Korean author: 크러스너호르커이 라슬로
Korean publisher: 알마
ISBN-13: 9791159922527
Reviews
I don't really care about translation, but it's a little bit of a bad translation. It's like it made the novel harder.
I've ordered this book because I read Satan Tango and I'm jamming. Three in the middle. I read that part five or six times because I couldn't understand it. I love his constant comma! It's hard to find a period in the West Mother's descent. I'm buying six books and reading one book, and it's interesting and it is jamy!
The Nobel Prize for Literature, Raslow Krarsner Hawker, in 2025, bought everything he wanted to read.
I was having fun and reading it, but it was hard because it was so difficult... because I didn't have enough training.
It's a very difficult book. It's a novel that's been a deep-intense representation of the inner world of people in the chaos of the fall of the law-based towns and the rise of strange objects. It's just... Hungarian - English - Korean for second translation. The author's intention is to describe the mess. The psychological and the other abstract situations and internal psychology make it hard for you to understand.
Because of the sentences that are held in a comma, the core catch of the writer's intentions and character dialogue is hard. First of all, it might be the narrative, or the translation. I don't think you have to recommend it.
I bought all Lasslow's books through the Nobel Prize and read them over and over again.
Long sentences and detailed narratives are considered rather disturbing and act as a barrier, while the lyrics explode past the middle. I'm a book that feels like I've done a good job reading.
I haven't even opened anything else, but I bought it because I thought it was interesting to introduce books.
The unusualness of the character of the people who resist the desecration is interesting and it is common for educated men to deal with justice without changing, but in this work, a late professor of music and foolish youth is portrayed as silent resistance.
