Resumen
Life is a Dream (1931) is Gyula Krudys magical collection of ten short stories. Creating a world where editors shoot themselves after a hard days brunching, men attend duels incognito and lovers fall out over salad dressing, Life is a Dream is a comic, nostalgic, romantic and erotic glimpse into the Hungary of the early twentieth century. Focussing on the poor and dispossessed, these tales of love, food, death and sex are ironic and wise about the human condition and the futility of life, and display fully Krudys wit and mastery of the form.
