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Author: Thomas Glavinic, Book: Night Work () in PDF,EPUB. review 1: On the one hand I very much enjoyed this.  · Home Glavinic, Thomas Night Work. Night Work by Glavinic, Thomas. Show all copies. Summary; Discuss; Reviews (0) First published in English in by Canongate Books, Ltd. Edinburgh. Translated from the German. Translation of: Arbeit der Nacht. Reviews Review this book and you'll be entered for a chance to win $50! Thomas Glavinic-Night Work. Thomas Glavinic's Night Work is not exactly a "post-apocalytic" novel, although it posits a world emptied of all human and animal life save for the story's protagonist, Jonas. But not only does the novel resolutely refuse to disclose the source of the protagonist's dilemma, it becomes clear rather early on that the source of this dilemma is really beside the point.

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Night Work by Glavinic, Thomas. Show all copies. Summary; Discuss; Reviews (0) First published in English in by Canongate Books, Ltd. Edinburgh. Translated from. Night Work (German: Die Arbeit der Nacht) is a novel by Austrian writer Thomas www.doorway.ru book was translated into English in by John Brownjohn for Edinburgh-based publisher Canongate. Thomas Glavinic: Night Work. If the writer is, as Maurice Blanchot declares, a daytime insomniac, then the reader is his sleeper sunk in the other's impossible dreams. But what of the boundary separating one from the other?.