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      The End

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      Unspooling like a roll of film, The End captures in frames of language the faces and places of Andras'' memory, which together form a fever-dream collage of an artist''s psyche. In a small town in communist Hungary, Andras Szabad''s childhood comes to an abrupt end with his fa...

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      Product ID:9781953861429
      Product Form:Paperback / softback
      Country of Manufacture:GB
      Title:The End
      Authors:Author: Attila Bartis, Judith Sollosy
      Page Count:575
      Subjects:Modern and contemporary fiction: general and literary, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)
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      Unspooling like a roll of film, The End captures in frames of language the faces and places of Andras'' memory, which together form a fever-dream collage of an artist''s psyche. In a small town in communist Hungary, Andras Szabad''s childhood comes to an abrupt end with his father''s return from prison and the death of his loving mother. In search of new beginnings, Andr¤s moves with his father to Budapest, where he discovers a passion for photography, for uncovering the invisible through the visible, and for fixing matter and memory so as to ward them against the inevitability of time. An unorthodox first encounter brings Andras together with Eva, and soon they become entangled in a psychosexual relationship of consuming passion, but also bitterness and resentment. With vibrant precision and fluid dialogue, Attila Bartis blends a sprawling family saga with 20th-century European history and offers an unflinchingly lucid yet boundlessly compassionate account of psychological devastation under authoritarianism.
      Imprint Name:Archipelago Books
      Publisher Name:Archipelago Books
      Country of Publication:GB
      Publishing Date:2023-08-22

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      Weight774 g
      Dimensions166 × 190 × 39 mm