In the vast ocean of literary criticism, there are books that explain literature, and then there are books that live and breathe it. Milan Kundera’s (original French title: L’Art du roman ) belongs fiercely to the latter category. For decades, readers, writers, and scholars have searched for a document that dissects the DNA of the novel. Kundera delivers it with wit, rage, and profound insight.
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In the vast ocean of literary criticism, there are books that explain literature, and then there are books that live and breathe it. Milan Kundera’s (original French title: L’Art du roman ) belongs fiercely to the latter category. For decades, readers, writers, and scholars have searched for a document that dissects the DNA of the novel. Kundera delivers it with wit, rage, and profound insight.
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