Notes from the Underground and The Gambler
Fyodor Dostoevsky
In Notes from the Underground (1864), a bitter, nameless former civil servant speaks from his 'underground' corner of St Petersburg, attacking reason, progress and himself with furious wit.
Hudson
Translated by Mallory Craig-Kuhn
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ABOUT THE BOOK
While on tour in Europe, the pianist Juan Sebastián Lebonté learns of his father’s death. Returning to Buenos Aires, he is faced with a crumbling marriage, buried family secrets and a surprising inheritance: a piece of land in Paso del Rey, now occupied by a community of workers who once dreamed of revolution.
As he takes on a new identity – working with his hands, digging into the past – he begins to unravel the mystery of his father, a forgotten factory and the American pianist whose music haunted his life.
Hudson is a haunting novel of memory, transformation and the quiet violence that lingers beneath the surface of history.
DETAILS
- Author
- Hernán Ronsino
- Original language
- Spanish
- Translated by
- Mallory Craig-Kuhn
- Collections
- Books in Translation · Independent Press
- Publisher
- Charco Press
- Format
- Paperback
- This edition
- November 2026
- Pages
- 224
- ISBN
- 9781917260268
- Language
- en
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