TROPICS - ROBERT MÜLLER

Embark on an extraordinary journey into the depths of human nature and exotic landscapes with Robert Müller's novel "Tropics." It is a literary masterpiece that combines elements of myth, travel, and deep reflection on the human condition. Let yourself be carried away by the captivating prose and discover a world where the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur, and nature speaks with its own unique voice.

• Engaging plot that takes the reader to exotic corners of the world
• Deep analysis of human nature and relationships with the surrounding world
• Rich language and captivating prose that delights and inspires
• Universal message about the search for the meaning of life and the discovery of one's own identity
• Unforgettable reading that remains in memory for a long time

Robert Müller, a Viennese expressionist, activist, and cultural animator, created a work that has forever entered the history of literature. His "Tropics" is not only a novel but also a testament to extraordinary sensitivity and a deep understanding of the human psyche. Müller, alongside artists such as Franz Blei, Alfred Döblin, and Robert Musil, was one of the most important voices of his generation, and his work continues to inspire and provoke reflection to this day.

"Tropics" is an extraordinary, though sometimes frightening, book that shows the inhuman side of nature, speaking in the language of birds, snakes, and insects. It is a story about trying to understand a world in which man is only one of many elements, and his voice is often lost in the noise of nature. Müller, like a modern Robinson, with omniscience about the world and yet knowing nothing, leads us through a labyrinth of human desires and fears, showing the beauty and cruelty of nature in all its glory.

This is the first translation of "Tropics" into Polish, which makes this publication unique. The work of Müller, a friend of Robert Musil, Egon Schiele, and Karl Kraus, is unique in terms of theme, style, and message. It is a masterpiece of German naturalism, expressionism, and the great novel that will forever change your view of the world and literature.

Technical data:

Publisher: Eperons-Ostrogi, 2025

Pages: 365

Format: 201x147 mm

Cover: paperback