First published 2013

La Fête de L'insignifiance

by Milan Kundera

La Fête de l'insignifiance (The Festival of Insignificance) is Milan Kundera's last work of fiction, first published in Italian by Adelphi in 2013, before Gallimard issued the French original in April 2014. It follows a group of ageing male friends drifting through Paris.

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2
First published
Adelphi, 2013
First UK edition
Faber & Faber, 2015

La Fête de L'insignifiance by Milan Kundera was first published in 2013. We track 2 editions.

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16 on Open Library, 2 in English
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La Fête de L'insignifiance by Milan Kundera was first published in 2013.

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