Victor Halfwit: A Winter’s TaleOne night in the middle of winter, as deep snow covers the mountains and forests, a doctor is crossing the ridge in Austria from Traich to Fding to see a patient. He stumbles over a body in the darkness and fears it is a corpse. But its not a corpse at all. In fact, its wooden legged Victor Halfwitcollapsed, still very much alive. So begins this simultaneously absurd and tragic tale by celebrated Austrian playwright, novelist and poet Thomas Bernhard.

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