The Lost Pages
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The Lost Pages
Narrated by:
Lewis Fitz-Gerald
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Narrated by:
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Lewis Fitz-Gerald
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Marija Pericic
About this listen
It is 1908, and Max Brod is the rising star of Prague's literary world. But when a rival appears on the scene, Max discovers how quickly he can lose everything he has worked so hard to attain. The Lost Pages is a richly reimagined story of Max Brod's life filtered through his relationship with Franz Kafka. In this inspired novel of friendship, fraud, madness and betrayal, Marija Pericic writes vividly and compellingly of an extraordinary literary rivalry.
The Lost Pages is the outstanding and breath-taking winner of The Australian/Vogel's Literary Award - Australia's most prestigious prize for an unpublished manuscript.
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Critic reviews
"Clever and interesting. The Kafka we meet here is almost the opposite of the one we have come to expect." ( The Australian)
"From the very beginning, the strain between Kafka and Brod is hugely entertaining." (Rohan Wilson, award-winning author of The Roving Party and To Name Those Lost)
"From the very beginning, the strain between Kafka and Brod is hugely entertaining." (Rohan Wilson, award-winning author of The Roving Party and To Name Those Lost)
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