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Johan Nilsen Nagel arrives in a small Norwegian town and disrupts its quiet atmosphere with his eccentric behavior. Love, loneliness, and inner conflicts gradually lead the enigmatic protagonist toward tragedy.
The book brings together two novels by Krleža featuring individuals in conflict with themselves and society: Filip searches for his identity and the meaning of art, while the protagonist of *On the Edge of Reason* sets himself apart from his milieu by reb
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A collection of moving and multi-layered stories about strangers, immigrants, and Romans whose lives intertwine in the Eternal City, exploring themes of belonging, loneliness, and identity.
This intriguing satirical novella by French writer Marcel Prévost wittily dissects the German national character, the authoritarian mentality, and petty-bourgeois family life at the beginning of the 20th century.