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Magyar Author Krasznahorkai László Wins the Nobel Award in Literary Arts
László Krasznahorkai has awarded the prestigious Nobel in Literary Arts.
This Hungarian novelist was honored "due to his powerful and visionary body of work that, during apocalyptic dread, reaffirms the power of art."
The author has written 5 works of fiction and received numerous further writing awards, including the 2015's Booker International, and the 2013's best translated novel award in Fiction for his initial novel Satantango, a contemporary work about the conclusion of the globe.
Krasznahorkai is the next Hungarian novelist to obtain the honor after the deceased Imre Kertesz, who received in 2002.
Brought into the world in 1954, László Krasznahorkai obtained recognition in the mid-1980s when he released "Satantango", which he transformed for the cinema in 1994.
The black-and-white film, by Magyar cinematographer Bela Tarr, is notable for its 7-hour length.
The author's other books include:
- Melancholy of Resistance (the late 80s)
- War & War (1999)
- Seiobo Below (the 2000s)
Nobel committee described him as "an outstanding sweeping novelist in the European custom that reaches via Kafka to Bernhard Thomas, and is defined by the absurd and grotesque overindulgence."
Krasznahorkai's recent work Herscht 07769 has been called as a significant present-day German novel, due to its accuracy in portraying the land's social turmoil right before the global health crisis.
It is a portrayal of a modern hamlet in Thüringen, Deutschland, troubled by societal chaos, murder and fire-setting.
"Gentle giant Herscht Florian is an ward, adopted by a far-right extremist who has mentored him as a wall writing remover.
"The Boss, a Bach fanatic, is furious that an individual is applying canine symbols across the monuments to the renowned musician in their east German town."
A critique remarked it as "accordingly grim from beginning to finish."
The writer's newest ironic novel, Zsömle Odavan, reverts to the Hungarian setting.
The main character is elderly Uncle Kada, who has a secret claim to the throne but has made every effort to vanish from the world.
Prior Accolades
He previously secured the worldwide Booker award.
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