In this novel, the phrase "He wanted the Kingdom of God on Earth" is chosen as an epitaph, and a philosopher feels that the "Grand March" of leftism has ended while he protests with a number of American celebrities.
A character in this novel describes a fantasy of making love in front of a crowd of people in her studio. In this novel, the phrase "He wanted the Kingdom of God on Earth" is chosen as an epitaph, and a philosopher feels that the "Grand March" of leftism has ended while he protests with a number of American celebrities. Simon is the son of a man in this novel who has sex with an (*) artist while she wears a bowler hat. A man in this novel loses his job as a surgeon over a letter comparing the government to Oedipus; he then takes a job as a window washer, allowing him to have affairs with many women besides Sabina while living with Karenin and his wife. For 10 points, name this novel about Tomas and Tereza, written by Milan Kundera.
A character in this novel describes a fantasy of making love in front of a crowd of people in her studio.
The Unbearable Lightness of Being [or Nesnesitelná lehkost bytí; or L’Insoutenable légèreté de l’être] &lt;WA, LongFic&gt;