"Gost je stigao i svet više nije isti": "Grad bez čitalaca", novi Dangubićev roman

TL;DR

The novel "City Without Readers" by Ratko Dangubić has been published by "Arhipelag."
The story centers around a house on Arbat Street inhabited by characters whose professions and lives are impacted by a changing era.
In the modern epoch depicted, poets are voiceless, artists are without calling, mathematicians lack numbers, cities are without readers, orators are without words, and politicians are without masses.
The arrival of a mysterious Guest introduces an element of mystery and drama, coinciding with feelings of fear and a loss of meaning.
The novel contrasts the early 20th century with the contemporary moment, exploring cultural and social history.
It presents a utopian city that suddenly finds itself without readers, questioning the relevance of its established professions.
"Arhipelag" has previously published several other works by Ratko Dangubić, including novels and a short story collection.

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