Két hajó : Novellák

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Két hajó : Novellák

by Frigyes Karinthy

HU·~3 hours·25 chapters

Chapters

25 total

KARINTHY FRIGYES:

0:09

A CIRKUSZ.

12:11

KÉT HAJÓ.

28:28

ÉSZAKI SZÉL.

10:10

A PÚPOS.

11:50

NAPOK.

9:34

POR.

9:16

VAK CSIBE.

9:26

GETSEMÁNE.

11:04

A LÉLEK ARCA.

9:05

Description

In the restless summer of 1915 a young violinist drifts between waking life and feverish imagination, yearning for the circus that haunts his thoughts. When he finally reaches the ticket booth, a hunchbacked director confronts him about a missing pass and demands a song instead of a seat. With trembling hands he offers the violin he has guarded for months, hoping the music might buy him entry.

The director leads him through shadowy corridors, past vivid curtains and a hall of startling spectacles: a man strangling a woman whose eyes are glass, clowns rehearsing like schoolchildren, and performers whose very bodies seem stitched together. The protagonist is forced to watch these uncanny displays while the circus prepares for its opening, his own role still uncertain. The tension between his fragile talent and the bizarre world of the big top promises a striking journey into art, madness, and survival.

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Language

hu

Duration

~3 hours (228K characters)

Release date

2025-04-02

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Frigyes Karinthy

Frigyes Karinthy

1887–1938

A sharp-witted Hungarian writer whose humor, satire, and curiosity about modern life made him one of the most beloved literary voices of early 20th-century Hungary. He is also often remembered beyond literature for the story that anticipated the idea later known as “six degrees of separation.”

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