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Probably one of the most famous Serbian novels outside its country of origin ([[Small Reference Pools|not that that's saying much]].) Written by David Albahari in 1998, [[Reality Subtext|only a few years after the Balkan War and its accompanying massacres]]. |
Probably one of the most famous Serbian novels outside its country of origin ([[Small Reference Pools|not that that's saying much]].) Written by David Albahari in 1998, [[Reality Subtext|only a few years after the Balkan War and its accompanying massacres]]. |
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=== This book provides examples of: === |
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* [[Black Comedy]] |
* [[Black Comedy]] |
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* [[Everybody's Dead, Dave|Everybody's Dead Dave]]: Out of sixty-seven relatives of the narrator, six are still alive. |
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* [[Filler]]: Intended as a sign of the narrator's mental state--to avoid concentrating on the horrors of what happened, he keeps going off on tangents about things like whether the truck's broken axle was caused by an irregular distribution of weight when people started to cough and collapse. |
* [[Filler]]: Intended as a sign of the narrator's mental state--to avoid concentrating on the horrors of what happened, he keeps going off on tangents about things like whether the truck's broken axle was caused by an irregular distribution of weight when people started to cough and collapse. |
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* [[Gas Chamber]] |
* [[Gas Chamber]] |
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