Isbn: 9783565659005 - the last days of nekropolis: records by adrian meanderthal and walter wrack (1 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'Nekropolis, the city with no way out-a monumental labyrinth of stone, madness, and memory.THE LAST DAYS OF NEKROPOLIS is not a typical novel. It is unconventional, original, unsettling, philosophical-a work of art that is best read as a literary installation or a Dance of Death in prose form. It leaves a lasting impression-not an easy read, but a work with cult potential.It is a monumental, eloquent, deeply symbolic novel for discerning readers. Not a book for 'in between,' but for people who delight in losing themselves in a literary labyrinth-and are happy to be swept away in wonder.The narrative is deliberately fragmentary and labyrinthine. There is no classic plot with a rising arc of suspense, but rather a dense, multi-layered narrative about decay, madness, and a civilization in decline. The text plays with conspiracy, memory, and loss of identity. It is challenging and fascinating, but it can also confuse and overwhelm the reader.The characters are bizarre, unforgettable, and deeply embedded in symbolic roles. They are not psychologically realistic people, but rather archetypal reflections of a decadent, derailed world.The style is extraordinary: baroque, over-the-top, saturated with metaphors, irony, and allusions.Major themes of this novel include: Cultural Decay, Totalitarianism, Pseudoscience, Obsession, Myth, Architecture as an Instrument of Power, Madness, and Immortality.'.…