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Ο Οδηγός του Λεωφορείου που Ήθελε να Γίνει Θεός, Short Stories

Author: Etgar Keret

Edgar Keret is the most important and popular Israeli author of the younger generation. With his short stories, sharp as a stiletto, which sometimes do not exceed fifty words, he managed to become a...

Edgar Keret is the most important and popular Israeli author of the younger generation. With his short stories, sharp as a stiletto, which sometimes do not exceed fifty words, he managed to become a symbol of an entire generation, undermining myths entrenched in national consciousness and seeking - in a provocative but by no means cynical way - fundamental...

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Edgar Keret is the most important and popular Israeli author of the younger generation. With his short stories, sharp as a stiletto, which sometimes do not exceed fifty words, he managed to become a symbol of an entire generation, undermining myths entrenched in national consciousness and seeking - in a provocative but by no means cynical way - fundamental ethical principles. Black humor, bitter irony, and (anti-)heroes - teenagers and young or marginalized individuals, who struggle to balance between logic and absurdity - make up the tragically humorous, minimalist world of each story. Keret does not follow established formats; each story is different from the previous one, and together they create a masterfully original work that demonstrates his genius imagination and freshness of thought.

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Author
Etgar Keret
Publisher
Ekdoseis Kastanioti
Publishers
Kastaniotis Editions
Type
Fantasy, Fiction
Subtitle
Short stories
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
179
Release Date
-
Publication Date
2004
Dimensions
22x13 cm
ISBN-13
9789600336689

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Series
Moments

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