THE SEAL CASTLE

by Andres Laszlo Sr.

With The Seal Castle, Andrés Laszlo is presented to us as a humorist of fertile imagination and abundant resources. The castle - that is really the famous Turkish Baths of Budapest, and that sleeps an odd collection of characters that for different reasons have opted out of traditional accommodation - is seen from the point-of-view of the protagonist, whose real identity is not in doubt. Our protagonist, who is an actor, sleeps in the baths as a way of surviving on his meagre income.

118 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1947