Reviews
It reads easily and well, and only at the end can you reflect on the content introduced at the beginning of the book. It is really well-structured...
There were parts I didn't understand at the beginning, but the moment the plot points were resolved at the end was so thrilling...
A really fun and easy-to-read book... but if you finish it and reread the preface, it really makes you want to smack your forehead.
I read this book rather hastily, and to start with the conclusion, it wasn't my cup of tea. I couldn't find any touching moments. Is life really all about luck? Haha. A story about an incredibly lucky thief? "Among the people in this manor, I was the only honest one. Therefore, I, the honest one, had to speak with the owner of the manor." (p. 60) A thief and a deserter fleeing through the biting cold. They fill their stomachs at a mill they entered to escape the dragoons, but being penniless,
Leo Perutz: Swedish article
"The Swedish Knight" is a historical fantasy novel by Perutz set in early 18th-century Europe, containing the tumultuous story of a thief and a nobleman whose identities are swapped as fate intertwines.
Korean title: 스웨덴 기사
Korean author: 레오 페루츠
Korean publisher: 열린책들
ISBN-13: 9788932912646
Reviews
It reads easily and well, and only at the end can you reflect on the content introduced at the beginning of the book. It is really well-structured...
There were parts I didn't understand at the beginning, but the moment the plot points were resolved at the end was so thrilling...
A really fun and easy-to-read book... but if you finish it and reread the preface, it really makes you want to smack your forehead.
I read this book rather hastily, and to start with the conclusion, it wasn't my cup of tea. I couldn't find any touching moments. Is life really all about luck? Haha. A story about an incredibly lucky thief? "Among the people in this manor, I was the only honest one. Therefore, I, the honest one, had to speak with the owner of the manor." (p. 60) A thief and a deserter fleeing through the biting cold. They fill their stomachs at a mill they entered to escape the dragoons, but being penniless,
