Publisher’s Weekly couldn’t give a more enthusiastic thumbs up for Kundera’s last book in a trilogy on the poetics of the novel:
“It’s not often that a work comes along that so perfectly distills an approach to art that it realigns the way an art form is understood.”
For early takes, check out this early review from a French prof. at UCLA.
Also, Chekhov’s Mistress has a short blurb on the New Yorker Oct. 9th edition that featured an excerpt from Kundera’s Curtain.
Nota Bene: the date of release from Harper Collins has been moved up to January 30st, 2007.
Labels: Milan Kundera
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