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David Szalay's Booker Prize-winning novel follows István, a protagonist who drifts through life without clear goals, remaining astonishingly speechless. It is precisely in this narrative distance that the novel's fascinating and unsettling power lies. Szalay writes of social mobility, loneliness, and the coincidences that shape a life, exploring the great questions of what can be told. A profound meditation on the unsayable.
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