Loneliness on the Net
15 hrs. 32 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Janusz Leon Wisniewski
Author
Janusz Leon Wisniewski
Narrator
Elena Delver
Narrator
Maxim Sergeev
Description
The most famous work in the epistolary genre is Janusz Wiśniewski’s “Loneliness in the Network.” It’s the story of forbidden—and therefore so desired—love.
She lives in Poland; he lives in Germany. One day they meet by chance somewhere on the vast expanse of the Internet. And then begins a long online correspondence that grows into their passionate attraction to each other. “Of all that is eternal, love has the shortest lifespan.” But was it love?
The main Polish bestseller of the early 21st century—and Janusz Wiśniewski’s most famous and most ambiguous novel, “Loneliness in the Network”—is the story of forbidden and therefore so desired love through letters, and of the deep loneliness on the other side of the computer screen.
She lives in Poland; he lives in Germany. One day they meet by chance somewhere on the vast expanse of the Internet. And then begins a long online correspondence that grows into their passionate attraction to each other. “Of all that is eternal, love has the shortest lifespan.” But was it love?
The main Polish bestseller of the early 21st century—and Janusz Wiśniewski’s most famous and most ambiguous novel, “Loneliness in the Network”—is the story of forbidden and therefore so desired love through letters, and of the deep loneliness on the other side of the computer screen.
