High Fidelity

Historical Context and Significance

Nick Hornby's novel «High Fidelity», published in 1995, became a cult classic, especially among music and pop culture enthusiasts. The book tells the story of Rob Fleming, a record shop owner, and his reflections on love, life, and music. «High Fidelity» significantly influenced the popularization of 90s music culture and the development of the 'music literature' genre. The novel was adapted into a successful film and television series, further cementing its status in popular culture. Hornby masterfully combines humor and deep reflections, making the book significant in the context of contemporary literature.