Too Loud a Solitude: Hrabal’s masterpiece with autobiographical elements
Too Loud a Solitude is one of the most famous of Bohumil Hrabal’s books. It revolves around a single character, Haňťa , who works in a trash compactor facility, but maintains a deep love for the books that he has to destroy.
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