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Lethargie : Roman (9783518421833)



Der Roman "Dreckskerl" verschaffte Wojciech Kuczok den Ruf, der stilsicherste, musikalischste und leidenschaftlichste Schriftsteller der polnischen Gegenwartsliteratur zu sein. Sein neues Buch handelt von drei Menschen und ihrem Beschluß, das eigene Leben zu verändern.
Adam, ein junger Arzt, flieht vor seinem dominanten Vater vom Dorf in die Stadt. In der Liebe zu einem jungen Mann, einem homophoben Kleinkriminellen, findet er sein Glück. Robert ist ein alternder Schriftsteller, den seine Schreibblockade, seine hysterische Ehefrau und seine Schwiegereltern in die Verzweiflung treiben. Eines Tages erfährt er von etwas, das sein Leben verändert. Róza, eine erfolgreiche Schauspielerin und Werbeikone, lebt in unglücklicher Ehe. Doch sie beschließt, aktiv zu werden und ihrer Lethargie ein Ende zu setzen.
Mit psychologischer Präzision und sprühendem Witz gelingt Kuczok die schonungslose Analyse zwischenmenschlicher Beziehungen und nebenbei eine bitterböse Satire der zwischen Popkultur und erzkonservativen Positionen zerrissenen polnischen Gesellschaft.


Product details

  • Hardback | 250 pages
  • 131 x 206 x 33mm | 397g
  • German
  • 2. Auflage
  • 3518421832
  • 9783518421833


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