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ISBN
9781803094106

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Seagull Books
ISBN-10
1803094109
ISBN-13
9781803094106
eBay Product ID (ePID)
26065854088

Product Key Features

Book Title
Thomas Mann's Overcoat
Number of Pages
412 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2025
Topic
Miscellaneous, General
Genre
Foreign Language Study, Fiction
Author
Istvan Voros
Book Series
The Hungarian List Ser.
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
21 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
894.51134
Table Of Content
1.Thomas Mann's Overcoat 2.White Mud 3.Refugees of Eastern Munich 4.The Elephant Library 5.A Dwarf's Leather Coat 6.Contract for the Rights of Devils 7.The Island of The Dead 8.A Shadow Fallen from The Sky/Sky-Fallen Shadow 9.The Snobbery of Reality 10.Sunbathing Pigs 11.Presence-Shadow 12.Conversation with Hannibal 13.The Book of Future Time 14.On the Migration of Souls 15.In the Black Elephant 16.Helping the Piglets Escape 17.The Bell of History 18.Autumn Sacrifice 19.The Dilemma of Closed Eyes 20.In Relation to Grey Snow 21.Sliding into An Uncertified Existence 22.Faust's Overcoat
Synopsis
This novel seamlessly blends the intellectual musings of Thomas Mann with a Hungarian folktale exploring the boundaries of reality and fantasy. In this captivating and whimsical novel, the German novelist and critic Thomas Mann is visiting his tailor, Klaus, to be measured for a new overcoat, but his mind is full of thoughts of his new novel and meditations on the state of Europe after World War I. His tailor, though, entraps him in wily dialogue with mysterious claims about angels threading a strand of their hair through all of God's creations. Mann becomes further entangled with this provocative artisan through a mysterious dream in which he is asked to draft a contract for the Rights of Devils. At the same time, the impoverished mother of five-year-old Marci Tamás, living in a tiny Hungarian village, struggles to find the little boy a winter coat. Marci has stopped growing, so the coat she finds--belonging to a former circus dwarf--should suffice for life. Only the coat has a life of its own, as Marci soon finds out. That's not all: he discovers a mysterious little white elephant in the family courtyard, which no one else can see. Determined to save the family's three piglets from being slaughtered, he enlists this strange creature in a daring collective escape. Written by one of Hungary's most audacious literary voices, Thomas Mann's Overcoat is at once a homage to the great German novelist as well as an Ars Poetica that embraces excess, whimsy, and folk poetry and refuses the strictures of realism.
LC Classification Number
PH3351.V757T4 2024

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