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Original Title:	Физика на тъгата
ISBN:	9544917489 (ISBN13: 9789544917487)
Edition Language:	Bulgarian URL http://books.janet45.com/books/688
Literary Awards:	Internationaler Literaturpreis – Haus der Kulturen der Welt Nominee (2014), BTBA Best Translated Book Award Nominee for Fiction Shortlist (2016), PEN Translation Prize Nominee for Angela Rodel (2016), Награда на Столична община за ярки постижения в областта на културата - раздел "Литература" (2012), Цветето на Хеликон (2012) Национална награда „Христо Г. Данов“ for Българска художествена литература (2012), Prix Jan Michalski (2016)

Физика на тъгата

Georgi Gospodinov

Paperback | Pages: 344 pages

Rating: 4.09 | 4816 Users | 601 Reviews

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Аз сме. Едно момче говори – от подземния лабиринт на Минотавъра, от мазе в края на Войната, от приземна квартира през 70-те и 80-те, от старо бомбоубежище утре.
Роман за емпатията и нейното чезнене, за световната есен, за минотаврите, заключени в нас, за възвишеното, което може да е навсякъде, за елементарните частици на тъгата и вечното време на детството, което ни предстои.
Роман с преплитащи се коридори, отклонения и стаи, който смесва минало и настояще, мит и документ. Събира истории и животни от всеки род, прави капсули на нетрайното заради онзи, който има да идва – постапокалиптичен читател, бог или охлюв.

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Title	:	Физика на тъгата
Author	:	Georgi Gospodinov
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Трето издание
Pages	:	Pages: 344 pages
Published	:	2011 by Жанет-45
Categories	:	European Literature. Bulgarian Literature. Fiction. Cultural. Bulgaria. Contemporary

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Ratings: 4.09 From 4816 Users | 601 Reviews

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DISCLAIMER: I am the publisher of the book and thus spent approximately two years reading and editing and working on it. So take my review with a grain of salt, or the understanding that I am deeply invested in this text and know it quite well. Also, I would really appreciate it if you would purchase this book, since it would benefit Open Letter directly.

I found this book in the library on the New Arrivals shelf. When I was born in 1970, how could I know that I would later have half a dozen Bulgarian friends? If you told me that I wouldn't have believed you. I met them in Seattle in the early 90's and they were instantly familiar. I think we recognized each other because of a deep resonance of our sadness. It's a sadness that predates Communism, religious persecution by Ottoman Turks, and serfdom. It is sadness bound up in the winter, hunger,

I felt that every word in the book could have been written by myself. But perhaps too many labyrinths in it. Bad for health. Perpetuates sorrow.

I received an ARC from Open Letter Publishing through EdelweissIn The Physics of Sorrow, the story of the narrator, Georgi, and his family are told through the lens of the ancient Greek myth of the Minotaur, the half-man, half-bull creature that inhabits the dark tunnels of a labyrinth. The story itself feels like a labyrinthine journey which the author leads us through; we feel like we are groping around in the dark, never sure to which style of writing the author will take us next. Sometimes

Goodness how I gushed about this book at first: it's beautiful, strange, witty, poignant, so poignant. Chock full of achingly moving - and wise and funny etc etc - points of nostalgia that must be what people a little older than I am who grew up in Communist Bulgaria recall from their childhood and teens. This is what it would have been like. Such a friendly, intimate book. Rustic tales about grandfathers showing how lovely and harsh life on the land was longer ago. Solitary present-day

This sprawling and brilliant new work from the Bulgarian maverick responsible for the novel about nothing (not his words), Natural Novel, returns in English with a novel that has career-defining stamped all over (not on the cover). A rich exploration of the authors family history, the Minotaur myth, the physics of elementary particles, the authors own melancholies, socialism, vegetarianism, and boredom in Bulgaria, and quirky absent friends, narrated in numerous novel and hilarious and moving

A most beautiful book!