The Man With Many Names by Georgi Gospodinov review – playful and profound tales from Bulgaria
This collection of 40 short stories from the International Booker winner is full of invention and warmthIn the titular story of Georgi Gospodinov’s short-story collection The Man With Many Names, the narrator reveals: “Telling our personal stories is the only move we can make … that allows us to postpone for at least a little while this game’s foregone ending.”…
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