Pronaći samu sebe

Pronaći samu sebe

Toby Litt

Viktorija Ou, ljupka spisateljica, poziva jedanaest prijatelja da besplatno provedu mesec dana u iznajmljenoj seoskoj kući kako bi napisali rijaliti knjigu o njihovim avanturama.

Da bi skrivenim kamerama kontrolisala svaki korak ukućana, dodeljujući im uloge u „predstavi” koju je režirala bez njihovog znanja, Viktorija postaje žrtva njihove intrigantne sabotaže, ali i sopstvene manipulacije. Tobi Lit piše bolno duhovit pastiš chick-lit žanra u romanu sa ironičnim naslovom Finding Miself, u kombinaciji sa satirom na fenomen Velikog brata i bezbrižnim omažom romanu Virdžinije Vulf To the Lighthouse. Koliko god Viktorijine književne pretenzije bile beznadežne, on smišlja porazno tačnu imitaciju njenog stila. šaljivo koristeći modernističke motive i strukture, ne mešajući pojmove „ozbiljan“ i „teško“, koketirajući sa intelektualnim svetionikom tako moćnog zračenja kao što je Virdžinija Vulf i višeslojnim postupcima, Lit u ovom romanu sabira misli o savremenoj krizi. privatnosti i nudi nam retku zabavnu i preciznu skicu za fenomenologiju dosade.

Original title
Finding myself
Translation
Mirna Čubranić
Editor
Ervin Jahić
Graphics design
Indira Kos
Dimensions
22 x 15 cm
Pages
406
Publisher
Hena Com, Zagreb, 2004.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53651-090-0

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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