Milan Kundera (born 1929) is a Czech prose writer. Since 1975 he has been living in France. He writes in both Czech and French. The Unbearable Lightness of Being (1982) is Milan Kundera's most famous novel. First published in 1984 in France. In Russia, the book became a bestseller. It was this novel that opened Kundera to our country. Many domestic critics attribute this work to the golden fund of foreign literature of the 20th century.The action of the novel takes place in 1968 in Prague. The book tells about complex human relationships in the dramatic period of modern history. With a depth worthy of a philosopher, the author writes about the dual nature of man, about the irreconcilable antinomy of the body and soul, about the labyrinth of possibilities through which the heroes wander, living their only life. And once is like never, says the German proverb... Listen and reflect, enjoying the beautiful creation of the artist of the word.CopyrightLInsoutenable legerete de letre © 1984, 1987, Milan KunderaTranslation by © Nina Mikhailovna ShulginaThe following people worked on the audiobookDirector - Dmitry OrginSound engineer - Grigory Rokhmistrov Proofreader - Lyubov Germanovna KaretnikovaCover - Web Studio - Trinity (Anton Kiselev-Minaev)

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