The only novel by the famous playwright, Nobel Prize winner Harold Pinter is, in fact, a big play with extended remarks: all the most important thing in it is contained in the dialogues.
Hearts of four
The only novel by the famous playwright, Nobel Prize winner Harold Pinter is, in fact, a big play with extended remarks: all the most important thing in it is contained in the dialogues. Post-war London, four friends — three boys and one girl — and the most difficult, painful relationship that binds all the members of this strange quartet. Passing through a series of mutual deceptions and betrayals, showering each other with reproaches and oaths of eternal fidelity, jealous, loving and hating, Pinter’s heroes one by one come to a more sober and deeper understanding not only of themselves, but also of the world around them.
Amphora, 271 p.