The Communist of Montmartre
In 1935 Paris, the French Communist Party faces a surreal dilemma: Moscow demands a black African delegate for its upcoming Festival of Peace, but none can be found—until a flamboyant vaudeville performer named Luciano di Lammermoor unexpectedly fits the part.
With wit and quiet precision, Michael Kleeberg turns a historical farce into a pointed meditation on identity, ideology
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The Communist of Montmartre
In 1935 Paris, the French Communist Party faces a surreal dilemma: Moscow demands a black African delegate for its upcoming Festival of Peace, but none can be found—until a flamboyant vaudeville performer named Luciano di Lammermoor unexpectedly fits the part.
With wit and quiet precision, Michael Kleeberg turns a historical farce into a pointed meditation on identity, ideology
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The Communist of Montmartre

The Communist of Montmartre

The Communist of Montmartre

The Communist of Montmartre

Overview

In 1935 Paris, the French Communist Party faces a surreal dilemma: Moscow demands a black African delegate for its upcoming Festival of Peace, but none can be found—until a flamboyant vaudeville performer named Luciano di Lammermoor unexpectedly fits the part.
With wit and quiet precision, Michael Kleeberg turns a historical farce into a pointed meditation on identity, ideology

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781967751426
Publisher: Eris
Publication date: 10/02/2025
Series: ERIS gems , #1
Pages: 28
Product dimensions: 4.30(w) x 7.70(h) x (d)

About the Author

Michael Kleeberg (b. 1959) is a German novelist, short story writer, and translator whose work explores the intersections of history, politics, and personal identity. Widely traveled and currently based in Berlin, Kleeberg is known for his cosmopolitan perspective and sharp literary intelligence.
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