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Takis Bürger: The Club

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A young man, seeking a career as a well-wished journalist, entered Cambridge University, England, offering to study the casualties. A few years later he returned to his best-seller author, who was going to cause a lot of trouble. The book of The Book. The story, which begins like a fairy tale, is a hearty growing story, romance novel and feminist novel. The main stage of the work is the world's famous Cambridge University campus. In this university secret club, the high-relative young men called butterflies tell of the dangerous play that has followed and the crying of victims who have been born. Hans, a young German man who entered Cambridge Boxing Club with faked identity, is invited to a secret gathering of self-respected men, but he meets up with the reality of the sin that has been committed for so long. This work, which has a mind-blowingly simple style of writing and the various desires of members of Cambridge, stimulates our sensitivity to rank and Gender, love and violence, and causes us to look at the world from a completely different perspective.

Korean title: 더 클럽

Korean author: 타키스 뷔르거

Korean publisher: 황소자리

ISBN-13: 9791185093802

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AQ******
February 22, 2019

Short and intense. The more club fiction is telling stories from the characters' point of view. Once you know all the truth, you know you don't have to pick the lead, but nobody knows that yet. I think we should look at Hans. A young boy who entered Cambridge University because of Aunt Alex in Munich, Germany. Nineteen years old is kind of a vague boundary. Hans in particular has a good eye, a charming, dark eye, and his body is not so big that he's got a bigger picture of him. And that subtle

타키스 뷔르거: 더 클럽
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