
The Melancholy of Resistance
László Krasznahorkai · b. 1954 · Hungary
Originally Az Ellenállás Melankóliája (Hungarian) · translated by George Szirtes
Why it matters
A circus arrives in a Hungarian town hauling a dead whale, and order collapses. Krasznahorkai's great parable of mob, fear, and entropy: Sontag's 'master of the apocalypse' at full force.
At a glance
postmodernphilosophical novel
Difficulty 9/10slow pace314 pagesExtremely long, spiraling sentences and shifting perspectives sustain a mounting sense of dread.
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