Ein Sommer in Baden–Baden
Mit einem Nachwort von Susan Sontag
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Ein Sommer in Baden–Baden
Narrated by:
Jutta Seifert, Sylvester Groth
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Narrated by:
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Jutta Seifert
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Sylvester Groth
About this listen
"Eines der schönsten, anregendsten und originellsten literarischen Werke des vergangenen Jahrhunderts." Susan Sontag.
Leonid Zypkin setzt mit diesem virtuosen Roman seinem literarischen Idol Dostojewski ein Denkmal. Susan Sontag stieß zufällig in einer Bücherkiste auf eine alte Ausgabe und rettete das Meisterwerk vor dem Vergessen. Virtuos verschränkt der Erzähler seine eigene Gegenwart, die bedrohliche Sowjetrealität, in der es Bücher wie seines nicht geben darf, mit der fiebrig pulsierenden Vergangenheit, in der der Held mit seiner jungen Frau Anna Grigorjewna nach Baden-Baden reist, ins Eldorado aller Spieler … Zypkin verwebt Faktisches mit Fiktionalem zu einem eindringlichen, leidenschaftlichen Rausch.