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Russian literature • Humor and Satire

Pomalo neobični slučajevi

Name: Pomalo neobični slučajevi
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Daniil Ivanovič Harms

Drugo izdanje priča, crtica, anegdota i kraćih komada osebujnog ruskog pisca koji je i među hrvatskom čitateljskom publikom stekao brojne poklonike, ponajprije zbog smijeha koji balansira na tankoj crti - razdijelnici od potpunog užasa.

Među papirima Harmsove zaostavštine pronađen je i popis priča i kraćih komada koje je ovaj kultni marginalac planirao jednog dana staviti u možebitnu knjigu. Nesretnom Harmsu, koji je umro u zatvoru u 37. godini, sovjetske vlasti na žalost nisu dopustite realizaciju nauma, tako da je ostao tek “nacrt”. Slijedeći taj raspored tekstova iz Harmsove bilježnice, “Šareni dućan” objavljuje ovu knjigu točno onako kako ju je zamislio sam Harms!

Knjiga obuhvaća novootkrivene priče i crtice te od ranije poznate anegdote i hitove, a koji nisu ušli u kompilaciju "Sasvim obične besmislice". U priloženom eseju "Slučaj Harms" prevoditeljica Irena Lukšić donosi opsežan Harmsov životopis.

Übersetzung

Irena Lukšić

Editor

Irena Lukšić

Titelseite

Mario Tomiša

Maße

19 x 12,5 cm

Seitenzahl

256

Verlag

Šareni dućan, Koprivnica, 2001.

Auflage: 1.200 Exemplare

Latein Schrift. Taschenbuch.

Sprache: Kroatisch.

ISBN

978-9-53668-311-6

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