PJ Coutinho·May 22Herscht 07769, ou “O Romance Bachiano de Florian Herscht”Há uma grande ameaça à existência da República Federativa Alemã, na verdade, à própria Humanidade: o Universo existe por conta de um grave…
InThis Week, Those BooksbyThis Week, Those Books·Apr 13Hungary votes out its proto-TrumpA history lesson from Viktor Orbán’s old professor. A Nobel laureate on the culture of war
Brian Anthony Gougherty·Dec 21, 2025My confession: the only reason I read Herscht 07769 is because it’s one really, really long…A single four-hundred-and-six-page sentence, to be precise.
Aimee Natt·Oct 24, 2025How To Win The Nobel Prize in Literature?In 2025, Krasznahorkai László won the Nobel Prize in Literature. Who is he? What he has to say about himself and his working process.A response icon1A response icon1
Karoll Gutiérrez·Oct 15, 2025László Krasznahorkai: Life and Work of the 2025 Nobel Prize in LiteratureFrom Gyula to Berlin: Krasznahorkai’s path through isolation, alcohol, and faith in literature. Keys to reading his apocalyptic trilogy.A response icon1A response icon1
Arun Joshi·Oct 15, 2025Before the Word Was Lost: A Tribute to László KrasznahorkaiIn 2025, the Nobel Prizes were awarded to individuals whose groundbreaking contributions have shaped our understanding of the world. In…
InBabelbyMirko Božić·Oct 12, 2025László Krasznahorkai: Have I got a Story for YouAn encounter with the new Nobel prize winner and its ramifications.A response icon9A response icon9
Several Four Many·Oct 10, 2025The Angel of History Passed Above UsKrasznahorkai, Benjamin, and the Ethics of Attention
Aglaia Berlutti·Oct 9, 2025‘Tango Satánico’ de László Krasznahorkai. Unas notas sobre el ganador del Nobel de Literatura 2025Leer ‘Tango Satánico’ es asistir a una danza del desastre. Eso, gracias a que László Krasznahorkai convierte la ruina rural en un escenario…A response icon1A response icon1
KatJo Films·Jun 5, 2024Sátántangó: An Exercise in Cinematic ExperienceHave you ever seen a trailer for a movie that made you instantly fall in love before even watching the movie? Something that felt so raw…
