László Krasznahorkai won the Nobel for literature. Alex Shephard and Mark Krotov at the New Republic don’t think the Hungarian writer winning is “fun,” writing that the prize once had a “weird era” that “was also a reflection of the absurdity of the prize itself.” Their argument is that the prize has become predictable, and that all of the older writers…
We Have Always Lived In The László Krasznahorkai Story
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