Why I Killed Franz Ferdinand and Other Essays

by Predrag Finci

Overview

This book of philosophical essays, like a glass of very rare wine, gives a taste of an almost extinguished breed of Eastern and Central European bohemians, 'born under the red star', but whose idols are really Sinatra and Presley, and who are admirably passionate and eloquent about theatre, film, music and literature.
And what is the author's take on the assassination of Franz Ferdinand now, after so many years?
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'I am so delighted that English-speaking readers who have not yet had the pleasure can now share in the unique Philosophy of Finci contained within this book and then, perhaps, spend another ten years happily debating with themselves the conundrums posited herein.'
Cathi Unsworth

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045551953
Publisher:	Style Writes Now
Publication date:	01/01/2014
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	152 KB

About the Author

One of the finest essayists from the Balkans reveals, among other things, why he killed Franz Ferdinand. Predrag Finci is a Sarajevo-born writer on Philosophy who lives in London. Before this book he had published fourteen books, most recently Personal as Text (Zagreb, 2011) and On Stations and Travellers (Mostar, 2013). His Applause, and then Silence, a selection of ten essays, was also published by Style Writes Now.