Kőhalmi Zoltán - Az last 450 year

Zoltán Kőhalmi's second novel is not a Scandinavian crime novel this time, but an unusual sci-fi, which not only guides the reader into the future, the last 450 years of humanity, but also sometimes into the past. While a jar of honeydew honey and its cap disintegrate, the author's unbridled humor and unprecedented ability to complicate the plot shines.

We hardly notice while laughing that he is talking about very serious things: not only about physics and metaphysics, but also about how we drown in the pile of garbage we ourselves have created.

We could say that this book should be bought by those who like utopias that are both funny and philosophical at the same time (e.g. the works of Kurt Vonnegut, Douglas Adams or Frigyes Karinthy), but we don't. Rather, we recommend that anyone who loves fiction, thought, and laughter should buy this book.