"Amadeus, or Lords in a Row" is a novel by the Austrian writer Thomas Bernhard, which tells the story of the main character, whose name is Amadeus, and his unusual attitude towards society and the people around him. In this unique book, the author decisively examines the issues of justice, the dystopia of the modern world, and the interaction of man with society. Thanks to his vivid writing style, Thomas Bernhard forces the reader to rethink his views on society, art, politics and ethics. In this book, the author reveals topics that remain relevant even in the modern world - the essence of human individuality, the struggle against conformism or bullying others. "Amadeus, or God in a row" is a work that leaves a deep impression on readers and fills them with thoughts about the meaning of life and the meaning of human existence in this world.