Saturnovi prstenovi
A dreamy book that dives into the best possible prose of the entire European literature of the 20th century.
On the border between novel and travelogue, "Saturn's Rings" is the confession of an unnamed narrator (who may or may not be Zebald) during walks on the east coast of England. Striving to first describe the places he visits and the people he encounters, during his narrative excursions, readers are presented with reflections on important chapters of history, culture and literature. Zebald is a writer who brings elements of autobiography, myth, historical records and political thoughts into the domain of fiction and non-fiction with magical skill and a measured essayistic approach, accompanied by his photographs and drawings.
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