Austrian Writer Robert Seethaler Makes an Ordinary Street the Protagonist of New Novel
In 'La Rue,' Seethaler captures the small destinies of anonymous residents, according to Le Monde.
Austrian writer Robert Seethaler's new novel, "La Rue," makes an ordinary street its true protagonist, Le Monde reported in a review.
The review described Seethaler, an ultra-sensitive observer on foot, as capturing the small destinies of the street's anonymous residents and elevating their lives.
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- L’écrivain autrichien Robert Seethaler fait d’une rue banale le véritable protagoniste d’un roman — Le Monde — Une
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