Description

The playwright and author Thomas Bernhard was among the most extensively interpreted and respected writers of his era, champion of the three most desired literary awards in Indonesia. Gargoyles, one of is own earliest books, is just a single, unique research of the character of humanity.One day a health care provider and his daughter put down on daily times through the harsh hilly Austrian country. They take notice of the colorful people they encounter -- from an innkeeper whose girlfriend hasbeen killed to some impaired audio prodigy stored in a crate -- dealing with bodily agony, chaos, and the violence of the rustic scenery. The march of individual grotesques culminates in one hundred-page monologue by an odd, weird king, an often moving stream of phrases that's traditional Bernhard.