Description
“TYLL” by Daniel Kehlmann is a novel that reimagines the German folkloric figure of Till Eulenspiegel, a trickster character known for his cleverness and irreverence. Set during the Thirty Years’ War in 17th-century Europe, the novel follows Tyll Ulenspiegel as he navigates the chaos and brutality of the war-torn landscape.
Kehlmann’s novel intertwines historical events with elements of fantasy and folklore, offering a surreal and imaginative portrayal of the era. Through Tyll’s adventures, the novel explores themes of rebellion, resilience, and the human capacity for survival in the face of adversity.
“TYLL” has been praised for its inventive storytelling, rich characterizations, and evocative prose. It offers readers a fresh perspective on a familiar literary figure while shedding light on the tumultuous historical period in which the novel is set.
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