Festival of Indifference

The Festival of Indifference is Milan Kundera's new novel, which came out unexpectedly after Not Knowing, published in 2003.

The story of five friends, Alain talking to his missing mother, unemployed actor Caliban, Ramon pursuing happiness, Charles dreaming of writing a puppet play, and narcissistic D'Ardelo. The look of an author who has always succeeded in creating another reality by overlapping reality and imagination, the universe of the characters and the author's, the present and the historical past, on a century that has lost its sense of humor.

On the one hand, shedding light on the most serious issues and on the other hand, not making a single definitive judgment, on the other hand, being fascinated by the reality of the contemporary world and on the other hand, escaping from all this reality is only possible with the pen of a master writer like Kundera. This short novel, which can also be read as a surprising summary of his entire work, dates back to the XXI century. It has already taken its place among the classics of the century.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 112

Print Year: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Can Yayınlari

Number of Pages: 112

First Printing Year: 2015

Language: Turkish