Tyll
By Daniel Kehlmann
Translated by Ross Benjamin
By Daniel Kehlmann
Translated by Ross Benjamin
By Daniel Kehlmann
Translated by Ross Benjamin
By Daniel Kehlmann
Translated by Ross Benjamin
By Daniel Kehlmann
Read by Firdous Bamji
Translated by Ross Benjamin
By Daniel Kehlmann
Read by Firdous Bamji
Translated by Ross Benjamin
Category: Literary Fiction | Historical Fiction | Military Fiction
Category: Literary Fiction | Historical Fiction | Military Fiction
Category: Literary Fiction | Historical Fiction | Military Fiction | Audiobooks
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$16.95
Mar 09, 2021 | ISBN 9780525562726
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Feb 11, 2020 | ISBN 9781524747473
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Feb 11, 2020 | ISBN 9780593170298
718 Minutes
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Praise
**Shortlisted for the Booker International Prize**
“Brilliant and unputdownable.” –Salman Rushdie
“Profoundly enchanting. . . . A magnificent story. . . . A spellbinding memorial to the nameless souls lost in Europe’s vicious past, whose whispers are best heard in fables.” —The New York Times Book Review
“Kehlmann is a gifted and sensitive storyteller. . . . He is a playful realist, a rationalist drawn to magical games and tricky performances, a modern who likes to look backward. . . . Brilliant.” —The New Yorker
“Prodigiously imaginative. . . . Brilliant, blackly sardonic. . . . In Mr. Kehlmann’s unforgettable joker we have a picture of humankind in all of its madness and strutting pride.” —The Wall Street Journal
“Kehlmann, like Tyll, is a trickster. . . . Entertaining us like a jester on a tightrope and reminding us of the danger of a fall.” —Washington Post
“A laugh-out-loud-then-weep-into-your-beer comic novel about a war. . . . Ambitious, clever, tricksy, self-reflective. . . . It’s operatic in its gestures and heartbreaking in its absurdity.” —The Times (UK)
“A rip-roaring yarn. . . . It plunges a modern reader into an astonishingly violent and dirty alternative reality. . . . But Tyll is a very funny novel, too. . . . There are many ways in which this strife-torn Europe, fractured by religion, intolerance and war, is a reflection of our own times.” —The Guardian
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