Suddenly a Mortal Splendor, is the chronicle of Hungarian refugee Paul Szabo's unpromising beginnings and varied journey through three continents and thirty-five years. It is a story of shifting identities, of political and personal oppression, and a novel with roots firmly grounded in the picaresque tradition.
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