Peter Pišťanek
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Peter Pišťanek (born 28 April 1960, Devínska Nová Ves) is a Slovak writer.
His first full-length novel was Rivers of Babylon, published in 1991 (and published in English in 2007 in a translation by Peter Petro). It was followed by two other novels, The Wooden Village and The End of Freddy, which together make up a trilogy. They recount the life of Rácz, a fictitious gangster who emerged in autumn 1989 as communist rule was disintegrating.
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