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The Last Supper - Pawel Huelle


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The Last Supper - Pawel Huelle

 
Description: ISBN 1852429801 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Pawel Huelle / Paperback / 256 Pages / Book is published 2008-11-20 by Serpent's Tail

Newest Review: ... little sub-plots including an insane prophet (a figure familiar from Huelle's earlier work); and a substantial and apocryphal ... more

 ... account of a Holy Land trip and resulting drawings by a Scottish draughtsman David Roberts. Oh, and rather a lot about specifically Polish religiosity, not always very explicitly, but as a powerfully recurring theme, from old fights with the Ottomans to current inroads made by New Age and Islam in the country that historically considered itself the battlement of Christianity and the Messiah of the Nations. All those strands interweave in a very post-modern form. Paradoxically, or ironically perhaps (Slowacki, a f...more

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Crowned Review The Last Supper - Pawel Huelle: Polish Novel for Poles (1335 words)
by - written on 31/03/09 (Very useful, 106 readings)
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A photo-shot preparation for the modern painting of the Last Supper is to take place on the stage of a theatre in Gdansk. "The Last Supper" tells the stories of four of the participants and the narrator is the fifth one, although we don't learn anything of his personal tale apart form one trip to Jerusalem and one convoluted dream that actually - and startlingly - opens the novel. The narration juxtaposes the events of the day of the photo shot - a day in either a very recent alternative history or a very near but unspecified future, where the city is shaken by a series of terrorist explosions in alcohol shops while the participants make their way ...  Read the complete review

 

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