Violated wills. Nine essays. Kunder M.

Francois Rabelais, Salman Rushdi and Franz Kafka, Ludwig Van Beethoven and Arnold Schönberg, Leosh Yanachek and Igor Stravinsky, Leo Tolstoy and Ernest Hemingway, Denis de Cervantes, Vitold Gombrovich, Thomas Mann, Robert Muzil, William Folkner... The essay of one of the most popular writers of the present Milan Kunders “Disrupted Testaments” is a passionate apology of the novel, the history and analysis of this genre, inscribed in a brilliantly capacious and colorful picture of the development of literature and music.

In the “violated wills”, a noble voice clearly sounds in defense of magnificent creators, who can no longer protect themselves and their works and sometimes posthumously become victims of benevolent fans - critics, translators and even close friends. In some places, provocative, invariably insightful and remarkably elegant, this book opens up before us the depths of creativity and expands the boundaries of our reader's perception.