T.Singer

T. Singer Book Description T. Singer is “a nobody. He is a nobody even to himself, especially to himself.” At the age of 34, T. Singer came from the capital Oslo to the town of Notodden to work in a library and thus start from scratch. In fact, Singer's life, in action and thought, consists of starting from scratch many times and returning to the point where he started; Because he experienced the shame he experienced when he was a child, over and over again in different forms throughout his life, and as he lived, he retreated further into his shell, became trapped in the seclusion of his own soul, and himself and his signs of life gradually faded away. He has already realized that he is no longer "an asset to society". He became increasingly lonely, and as he became lonely, he continued to isolate himself, almost like a painful addiction, because he did not know how to do anything else. Ultimately, his mind, isolated from society and his self, turned into a pile of observations floating in the sea of possibilities. However, his life, full of unforeseen developments that even he does not want to think about, will take him back to Oslo, where he started. T. Singer, the work of Dag Solstad, one of the greatest writers of contemporary Norwegian literature, considered by some to be his masterpiece, is translated from the Norwegian original by Deniz Canefe... Dag Solstad, who writes very strange novels, is one of my favorite writers. Haruki Murakami Undoubtedly Norway's bravest and smartest writer. Per Petterson (From the Promotional Bulletin)