Hoffman's hunger

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"Hoffman's Hunger" is the most renowned novel by a Dutch Jewish writer and director, set in Czechoslovakia in 1989, during the time just before and shortly after the "Velvet Revolution." Each of the eighteen chapters unfolds over a single day or night from June to New Year's Eve 1989. The story introduces three men, each connected to Prague. Their intertwined fates weave a gripping narrative that combines a humorous exaggeration of a spy novel with a political-philosophical thriller.