The Horizontal Woman
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Synopsis
This second part of an East European trilogy sees eccentric artist Tadeusz in prison, pending the outcome of his trial for murder. His cellmate thinks he's mad when he hears him confess to his crime, claiming it was all for love. This volume follows "On Leaving a Prague Window".
Book details
Published
05/02/1998
Publisher
Time Warner Paperbacks
ISBN
9780751519976
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UK Kirkus review
This gripping tale of love and betrayal revolves around the chance meeting of Tadeusz Lipska - an artist who became part of the Polish intellectual underground in the mid-'70s - and Miler, a black-market criminal. Lipska found more than just love in his chosen life as an artist, and this arresting story of deceit, political intrigue and murder movingly conveys a time of paradoxes, national strife, and personal compromise. (Kirkus UK)
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