Repetition follows a young man named Filip Kobal as he retraces the steps of his missing brother through Slovenia, seeking answers about his own identity and the past. The novel is a meditation on memory, language, and self-discovery, exploring the power of repetition in shaping one's understanding of life.

Why read this book?

• A deeply philosophical and poetic novel.

• Explores themes of memory, language, and identity.

• Handke’s lyrical prose makes it an immersive read.

• Ideal for readers who enjoy introspective and existential literature.

About the Author

Peter Handke is an Austrian writer and Nobel Laureate in Literature (2019). His works often focus on language, perception, and existential themes. His notable books include Repetition, A Sorrow Beyond Dreams, and The Goalie’s Anxiety at the Penalty Kick.