Driving Mr. Singer and Other Stories

In this volume of short stories, Peter Hargitai shows the world that he is more than one of the Nobel Laureate Isaac Singer's drivers. He is a masterful storyteller in his own right. From his quirky cast of characters, dazed memories and epiphanies, Hargitai grapples with humanity's existential problems, ready to accept the unacceptable in wonderfully true and comic ways. The twelve stories present us withanswers to questions few have dared to ask before in a prose style that is truly unique for our time in its blend of East European postmodernism and American minimalism. The Nobel Laureate himself hungon to a Hargitai story, Zoltán Muhari until his dying day. And for good reason. These stories are 'keepers.'