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Armand V.

Fodnoter til en uudgravet roman

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Armand V.

By: Dag Solstad
Narrated by: Carsten Warming
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I denne roman, som består af forfatterens fodnoter til en roman, som ikke er skrevet, er Armand V. hovedperson. Midt i 1960'erne ankommer Armand og hans bedste ven, Paul Buer, til Oslo og universitetet på Blindern. De er vokset op i den samme by langs Oslofjordens vestside, men nu havner de to venner i hver deres studieverden. Armand bliver filolog, Paul meteorolog. Og med sine klare politiske holdninger og modstanden mod det europæiske samarbejde gør Armand karriere som diplomat og ambassadør i verdens metropoler. Som usvigeligt loyal ambassadør spiller Armand V. sin rolle med en vis distance, men inderst inde er han en utro tjener for sit land.

©2022 Dag Solstad, Gyldendal (P)2022 Gyldendal Contemporary Fiction Genre Fiction

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Romanen er en litteraturhistorisk begivenhed i vor tid... Hvis sproget har sjæl – og det må man antage, at det har – og kan føle lykke, så er jeg sikker på, at det norske sprog græder af glæder, hver gang Solstad skriver.
-- Dagsavisen
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