Ignorance
“Will they manage to pick up the thread of their strange love story, interrupted almost as soon as it began and then lost in the tides of history? The truth is that after such a long absence "their memories no longer match." 'Erudite and playful___An impassioned account of the emigre as a character on the stage of European history." —Maureen Howard, New York Times 'Haunting...thunderclaps of insight, absurd metaphors and characters who haplessly misunderstand one another collide in his hypno...tically repetitive and bitingly humorous prose." —San Francisco Chronicle 'A voice still masterful in its antennae for'the human condition.'... For Milan Kundera, life is plainly elsewhere and where it has always been: in the eye of its fiercely intelligent, endlessly ruminative beholder." —Philadelphia Inquirer IGNORANCE 1 "What are you still doing here?" Her tone wasn't harsh, but it wasn't kindly, either; Sylvie was indignant.
"Where should I be?" Irena asked.
"Home!" "You mean this isn't my home anymore?" Of course she wasn't trying to drive Irena out of France or implying that she was an undesirable alien: "You know what I mean!" "Yes, I do know, but aren't you forgetting that I've got my work here?MoreLess
"Where should I be?" Irena asked.
"Home!" "You mean this isn't my home anymore?" Of course she wasn't trying to drive Irena out of France or implying that she was an undesirable alien: "You know what I mean!" "Yes, I do know, but aren't you forgetting that I've got my work here?MoreLess
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