ISBN: Ostalo
Godina izdanja: 1962
Jezik: Hrvatski
Autor: Strani

AGNAR MYKLE

LASO OKO GOSPOĐE LUNE

Prevod - Radomir Janković

Izdavač - `Otokar Keršovani`, Rijeka

Godina - 1962

512 strana

20 cm

Povez - Tvrd

Stanje - Kao na slici, tekst bez podvlačenja


"A tall, stork-like man` enters the night train on the central station in Oslo. He is the 32 year old composer Ask Burle, and he is heading home to bury his younger brother Balder. And there, in the shaking, darkened sleeping car, Ask starts searching his memories of lost times. From here, the captivating story of one of the greatest Norwegian post-war novels unfolds. It is a vital and tender knock-out of a novel.

`If you`re lucky enough to get hold of a copy, Agnar Mykle`s Lasso Round the Moon (1954) might be the best book you`ve never read.` Lonely Planet`s guide to Scandinavia

`Lasso Round the Moon isn’t only Mykle’s most significant novel so far. It isn’t just a generous fulfillment of the promises Agnar Mykler has made in his previous books. It is, in an absolute sense, an amusing and beautiful work of art … It is a story of love, but even more so of hesitant, blind desire. About youth and its dream of fame, and the burden of shame. Who has written better about the young man than Agnar Mykle when he is at his best? Who has more convincing than him revealed the strange connection between the tenderness and brutality of the young man, his dream of remarkable deeds and crushing self-contempt, his fierceness and refinement? Norwegian literature can point to a rich collection of “portraits of the artist as a young man. In this collection Mykle’s latest novel belongs to the elite.` Morgenbladet (1954)`


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Lasso rundt fru Luna Lasso Around The Moon