by Leon de Winter · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9783257228311
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«Hoffmans Hunger» is the novel by Leon de Winter, published by Diogenes in paperback (406 pages, in German).
A spy novel that interweaves the fates of three men: a Dutch ambassador in Prague who satisfies his double hunger with food and Spinoza, a witness to a kidnapping, and an American specialist on the Eastern bloc. The plot is also a portrait of a 1989 Europe that unifies and surrenders to consumption, with a collective hangover.
Work translated from the Dutch by Sibylle Mulot; original title: «Hoffman's honger». This edition, the 14th, belongs to the detebe 22831 series.
For readers of contemporary literary fiction with spy intrigue and Central European historical background.
Leon de Winter is a Dutch novelist and columnist.
