



Renata Dumitrascu: You are not a dissident, no you are not. No, no, no. I pizza. (Read more)
Question to Kadare: Mister Kadare, have you ever tried to present yourself as dissident, even through others?
Ismail Kadare:Absolutely not. Others have said this, and I could not do anything when foreign journalists wrote "The dissident author Ismail Kadare...".
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We are talking here about an accident in the literal sense of the word: a bus left the road and plunged into a ravine, two killed, a man and a woman, a couple of lovers, of course, while the surviving driver, it is unable to explain the cause of the accident.
It seems that this question has a bearing on what he saw or thought to see in his mirror. But it is unable to explain what it was exactly, or even to say who were the two passengers, where they were going and why, everything at home seemed so garbled.
A love story may seem the most ordinary thing in the world, but can also appear as intractable. Millions of people have beautiful experiences every day, there is nothing to solve the riddle. You end up believing that even lies its power. On the question immemorial "The love is there or is it an illusion?"It is now echoing that other question: if there is, can he tell? "
In this masterly work, Ismail Kadare has tried to tell the irracontable: a love story or the story of a murder or a completely different story covering them both as a mask? Until the end, the issue continues to obsess the drive.
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At the age of thirteen years in a forgotten corner of communist Europe , Ismail Kadare, Albanian naive teenager, takes Shakespeare's Hamlet to make a correction of his own: "I remember the sunny days of winter where I took the book from the shelf, this time not to copy, but with a completely different idea. While others retain their Hamlet if they want it, I will write mine! "
