

This is not so much a book of three short stories, as some of the reviews might suggest, but rather three parts of the same story of one man’s life, each taking one of the themes of its three major events: birth, marriage and death. It does get you wondering while reading just how much is fictional and how much biographical or autobiographical. You hope it is not too much of the latter, to be honest, because in all honesty, generally the unnamed protagonist does not come across a particul...
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