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The fiasco is the first novel of Imre Kertèsz, who managed to survive the concentration camp, Fatelessness, which was rejected on the grounds that it mocked the victims of the Holocaust and had a great impact on him receiving the Nobel Prize in Literature years later. The story of In Fiasco, where the novel that could not be published was finally written in its final form, the most defining features of Kertèsz's biography are revealed. A Jew in concentration camps from Auschwitz to Buchenwald, a reporter who was suddenly laid off and his identity taken away while working for a daily newspaper, the organ of the Communist Party, a translator who made his living by translating from German to Hungarian, and who combined 'success' with his writings. A writer who just can't catch on. These identity notes, which we know directly from Kertèsz's own life, are blended in Fiasco to complete the biography of Kertèsz. The fiasco builds a secondary reality on top of reality.



Number of Pages: 356

Print Year: 2005< br>

Language: Turkish
Publisher: Can Yayınlari

First Edition Year: 2005

Number of Pages: 356

Language: Turkish