Péterfy Gergely - Kitömött barbár - 7. edition

In 1796, Ferenc Kazinczy was serving a seven-year prison sentence in the Czech Republic when his friend Angelo Soliman died in Vienna. By order of the emperor, his corpse is stuffed and exhibited in the Natural History Museum. Thirty-six years later, Sophie Török, Kazinczy's widow, goes to the museum to confront the stuffed body. Gergely Péterfy's new novel, which is the result of ten years of work, is a masterfully composed, shocking work that maintains the reader's interest throughout.

Kitémött barbár 2015 did not win the AEGON award for the best book of the year. Since then, Gergely Péterfy's novel has received serious professional recognition and is extremely popular among the wider readership.