Mahmutefendic submits his novel with the syntagm "Diabolic Comedy in the Form of an Absolute Novel". The theme of the novel is the fate of two figures in the space of 5 centuries through five different reincarnations. The last story is the story of the main character Jack Popayy. Jack is a fisherman. Jednook. She has a wife, Olivia, and incredibly many children. They call him Jack Fuck, because he considers himself the greatest lover. Jack Popay, and it's great associative with respect to the wife's name: Ollivia de Havilend. He is simply the largest among the largest, and the sea is there to…mehr
Mahmutefendic submits his novel with the syntagm "Diabolic Comedy in the Form of an Absolute Novel". The theme of the novel is the fate of two figures in the space of 5 centuries through five different reincarnations. The last story is the story of the main character Jack Popayy. Jack is a fisherman. Jednook. She has a wife, Olivia, and incredibly many children. They call him Jack Fuck, because he considers himself the greatest lover. Jack Popay, and it's great associative with respect to the wife's name: Ollivia de Havilend. He is simply the largest among the largest, and the sea is there to be just a vast mood for male heroism and eroticism. Mahmutefendi's magic does not "flirt" with any of them, nor with what kind of metaphysics, it is all from blood and flesh, does not flee from animal life, but also does not avoid "bluffing" with the cosmos. Jack is a fisherman at sea, in the utter house. It is all in tension to catch, satisfy, succeed, to prove. His unison speaks of his pronounced lifestyle. Jack Pr (Fuck) is himself his own Cyclops Polifem himself and his Odyssey himself. And Mahmutefendic's strenuous syntax is wrinkled in front of his eyes like the sea waves cut down by Jack's oars. That is why this novel, which is a combination of parody of various romanesque types (novel character, novel of the stream of human consciousness, novel of character, novel monologue-sociative content and rhythm) first read those who are persistent and who are reading God's gift.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sead Mahmutefendi¿ (Sarajevo, 1949). Graduated in literature and languages. He was a teacher of native languages ¿¿and Latin. Published a large number of novels, collections of short stories and novellas, essays, columns and reviews of literary works. He is the author of over 3 dozen books, 15 of which are novels, translated into a dozen world languages.The International Scientific Meeting in 2012 under the title "Modern heretical apocryphal writing on the pre-apocalypse" emphasized that this is a writer whose novels and short stories describe - in a wide range from compassion to irony to scathing satire - the fate of ordinary people about the intricate relations of tension between unrealized desires, own possibilities and social obstacles.Holder of several national awards for literary creativity. In 2016, he was nominated for the most prestigious award for the best English novel in the world, the IMPAC Dublin award, with the translated novel "Placebo: The Beauty and Horror of Lies".His novel "The Golden Legend and the Flowers of Sanctity" was declared a best-seller for February 2020 on the American literary market.
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