Keveä kesäinen tarina

audiobook

Keveä kesäinen tarina

by Albert Theodor Gnudtzmann

FI·~3 hours·28 chapters

Chapters

28 total

language: Finnish

0:10

I

4:32

II.

9:24

III.

7:09

IV.

11:02

V.

8:20

VI.

4:35

VII.

9:29

VIII.

8:31

IX.

9:25
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Description

A late‑night knock throws painter Petter Witt from his slumber into a whirlwind of absurdity. A disheveled Matts Brille bursts in, paper‑filled briefcase in hand, claiming he’s just become a “tilanomistaja” and a millionaire. The encounter spirals into a chaotic tableau of flying hats, a burning cigar, and a frantic attempt to sort out unpaid rent and mysterious invoices. Witt’s calm façade cracks as he navigates the bewildering claims of his unexpected guest, while the cramped artist’s studio becomes a stage for farcical misunderstandings and witty repartee.

As the two men grapple with the bizarre situation, their contrasting personalities—Witt’s measured, almost resigned composure against Brille’s flamboyant self‑assurance—fuel a lively exchange that hints at deeper secrets lurking beneath the humor. Listeners are drawn into a vivid, slice‑of‑life scene where everyday frustrations mingle with surreal twists, setting the tone for a story that balances comedy with a subtle undercurrent of intrigue.

Details

Language

fi

Duration

~3 hours (192K characters)

Release date

Apr 26, 2026

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Albert Theodor Gnudtzmann

Albert Theodor Gnudtzmann

1865–1912

A Danish novelist, playwright, and journalist, he moved from law into literary life and built a busy career in newspapers, fiction, and the stage. His work reflects the lively cultural world of Denmark around the turn of the 20th century.

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