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He tragically died in a concentration camp, beaten to death by camp guards, at the age of forty 2001-07-28 · Journey by Moonlight. Antal Szerb, trans Len Rix (Pushkin Press, £12) I can't remember the last time I did this: finished a novel, and then turned straight back to page 1 to start it over again. Journey by Moonlight Antal Szerb Translated by Peter V. Czipott ALMA CLASSICS. alma classics an imprint of alma books ltd Thornton House Thornton Road Wimbledon Village We talked about everything including those special authors that mean so much and Antal Szerb was one that I had not heard of before. He urged me to read Journey by Moonlight and sent me a wonderful review from The Guardian by Nicholas Lezard (28 July 2001) and it inspired me to read it. A major classic of 1930s literature, Antal Szerb’s Journey by Moonlight is the fantastically moving and darkly funny story of a bourgeois businessman torn between duty and desire.
‘On the train, everything seemed fine. The trouble began in Venice …’ Mihály has dreamt of Italy… 2016-04-15 · Journey by Moonlight by Antal Szerb, 9781847495822, available at Book Depository with free delivery worldwide. A major classic of 1930s literature, Antal Szerb's Journey by Moonlight is the fantastically moving and darkly funny story of a bourgeois businessman torn between duty and desire. 2016-03-05 · Journey by Moonlight by Antal Szerb (1937) Translated by Peter Hargitai. French title: Le voyageur et le clair de lune. (Translated by Natalia Zaremba-Huzsvai and Charles Zaremba.) Preamble: Although all the quotes I inserted in this billet come from the English translation by Peter Hargitai, I have read Journey by Moonlight in French. Antal Szerb's dreamlike adventure, like Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita, is an intoxicating, utterly individual mix of magic, madness, eros, and menace.
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He was made a Professor of Literature at the University of Szeged the same year. He was twice awarded the Baumgarten Prize, in 1935 and 1937. Szerb also translated books from English, Description. A major classic of 1930s literature, Antal Szerb’s Journey by Moonlight is the fantastically moving and darkly funny story of a bourgeois businessman torn between duty and desire.
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Szerb, Antal. 608. 978-1-84749-582-2 4.99. PB. AV. Tess of the d'Urbervilles.
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Antal Szerb, trans Len Rix (Pushkin Press, £12) I can't remember the last time I did this: finished a novel, and then turned straight back to page 1 to start it over again. Journey by Moonlight Antal Szerb Translated by Peter V. Czipott ALMA CLASSICS.
The reader will appreciate Szerb's many learned references to ancient Greek and Latin literature, quotations and the like, as well as history, both near and long ago.
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Antal Szerb (1901–1945) Journey by Moonlight (1937), Oliver VII (1937), and The Queen’s Necklace (1943) have been translated into English. Journey by Moonlight by Antal Szerb – March 2021. Hungarian State Theatre, Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Director: Botond Nagy. Stage Design & Costumes: Irina Moscu. LED & Video Design: Rancz András. Lighting Design: Cristian-Gabriel Niculescu / Romeo Groza.
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These, and a collection of his short stories, Love in a Bottle, are also published in English by Pushkin Press. In addition to his critical writings, Szerb produced many works of translation, and published newspaper articles, essays, reviews, short stories, and novels, of which The Pendragon Legend (1934), Love in a Bottle (1935), The Third Tower (written in 1936), Journey by Moonlight (1937), Oliver VII (1937), and The Queen’s Necklace (1943) have Journey by Moonlight is a burning book, a major book.” —George Szirtes “A stealthy masterpiece…both comic and beautiful.” —The Telegraph “Wonderfully wry…We owe thanks to Len Rix, Szerb’s accomplished translator, for his part in raising from the dead a writer of such cool irony and historical sympathy.” —New Statesman Journey by Moonlight (Hungarian: Utas és holdvilág, literally "Traveler and Moonlight") is among the best-known novels in contemporary Hungarian literature. Written by Antal Szerb, it was first published in 1937. In addition to his critical writings, Szerb produced many works of translation, and published newspaper articles, essays, reviews, short stories, and novels, of which The Pendragon Legend (1934), Love in a Bottle (1935), The Third Tower (written in 1936), Journey by Moonlight (1937), Oliver VII (1937), and The Queen’s Necklace (1943) have Antal Szerb's dreamlike adventure, like Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita, is an intoxicating, utterly individual mix of magic, madness, eros, and menace. In the words of the critic Nicholas Lezard, "No one who has read it has failed to love it." Antal Szerb performs a similar journey of descent in Journey by Moonlight (Utas és holdvilág), written in 1937, in the midst of another war. In this case, however, the land of the dead is not the wasteland of Europe’s ruined culture but the hinterland of one’s own memory, of one’s own lost youth and the tragedies that characterized it. Szerb Antal's Journey by Moonlight, first published a few years earlier (in 1937), is similarly almost entirely blind to the present: set largely in Fascist Italy and Paris, there are occasional Mussolini references -- but they are of almost no account, and there is almost no awareness of events elsewhere in Europe.