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There are fictional characters who take their lives firmly into their own hands. István is not one of them. The protagonist in David Szalay's Booker Prize-winning novel simply drifts through life. Without any clear goals, he adapts to new circumstances whilst remaining astonishingly speechless. It is precisely in this narrative distance that the power of the novel, both fascinating and unsettling, lies. Szalay writes of social rise and fall, loneliness and the coincidences that shape a life.
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