Esik a hA3; novellak

"Esik a hÃ3; novellák" is a collection of short stories by Frigyes Karinthy, one of Hungary's most celebrated authors of the 20th century. Published in 1913, this collection showcases Karinthy's early talent for blending humor, satire, and poignant observations of human nature. These stories offer a glimpse into the social and cultural landscape of pre-war Hungary, exploring themes of urban life, alienation, and the absurdities of modern existence.

Karinthy's distinctive voice and innovative narrative style make this collection a significant contribution to Hungarian literature. Readers will appreciate the wit and insight that have made Karinthy a beloved figure in Hungarian literary history. "Esik a hÃ3; novellák" remains a compelling read for those interested in classic Hungarian short fiction.

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