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Psalm 44 may be the last significant work of fiction by Danilo Kiš to be translated into Language, and his only book working clearly with Auschwitz (where their own dad died).Written when he was only twenty-five, before starting to the projects that might make him an intrinsic figure in twentieth-century characters, Psalm 44 exhibits Kiš at his most lyrical and unguarded, showing that even yet in “the host to dragons. . . Included with the darkness of death,”there may be composition.