Immortality. Kunder M.

Milan Kunder is one of the most popular writers of our time, and each new work of his work replenishes a number of bestsellers of intellectual prose. “Immortality”, his most thoughtful and most mysterious novel - the last one, written by him in Czech - fascinates the reader with the sophistication of style, a complex range of feelings and thoughts, and a subtlety of understanding. Here Goethe is talking with Hemingway; Bettina von Arnim talks about an unearthly feeling for the great German; For twenty years, a woman named Agnes, who has lived in a happy marriage, understands that after death she would like to remain alone; An elderly lady in the pool with a flirty gesture of a young beautiful woman waves his hand to the swimming instructor - and the author watches all this through time and space. Just as the novel by Flaubert is born from the character of Emma Bovary, the “immortality” of the Kunders grows out of the image of Ans, because immortality is the main and integral property of the human soul.