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Stavaric, M: Böse Spiele
- Language: German
- ISBN-10: 9783406582400
- ISBN-13: 3406582400
Book Description
A man, the self-narrator, loves a woman who lives with another man and has a child with him, which doesn’t change the fact that they meet again and again and consume after each other. But there is also the other woman who idolizes the I-narrator and would do everything for him, but also demands everything from him. The first demands to kill her husband Robert so that it finally comes to any decision, the other threatens with a clan war when he betrays her love. All play together the game of love and desire, lies and betrayal, devotion and deprivation, with all the tricks and tricks, passionate, abysmal, sometimes funny. An archaic, an inevitable, a bloody game.
In his fourth novel “Evil Games”, Michael Stavaric develops an artistic and gripping arrangement, a simultaneously quite realistic yet downright stage-like scene sequence that completely captivates you. The eternal gender war is considered with original and massive images, beguiling, intelligent and with great emotional power draws a Stavarics novel into the abyss of love.
Because in today’s world, no moral law and no social coercion in truth regulates the relationship of the sexes. Exposed to their shoots, their intelligence washed with all water and the machinery of desire, they constantly play their “evil games”. This wise and poignant novel reacts to this.
In his fourth novel “Evil Games”, Michael Stavaric develops an artistic and gripping arrangement, a simultaneously quite realistic yet downright stage-like scene sequence that completely captivates you. The eternal gender war is considered with original and massive images, beguiling, intelligent and with great emotional power draws a Stavarics novel into the abyss of love.
Because in today’s world, no moral law and no social coercion in truth regulates the relationship of the sexes. Exposed to their shoots, their intelligence washed with all water and the machinery of desire, they constantly play their “evil games”. This wise and poignant novel reacts to this.
