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Jude the invisible
"Jude the Invisible." The book, which critics still call the most tragic and hopeless of Gardi's works, is compared to Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment, then to Flaubert's "Mrs. Bovary." The story of a gifted young man from a remote provincial town, suffocating within the framework of being a "little man", still fascinates the reader.