Roman • Hrvatska književnost

Rio bar

Name: Rio bar
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Ivana Sajko

Riječ je o ratnoj priči, ispričanoj iz osam ženskih perspektiva, koja započinje od prve uzbune što prekida vjenčanje junakinje, koja zatim prolazi cijelu kalvariju rata: od izbjegličkih kampova, ubojstva u samoobrani, planiranja Oluje, ulaska u Knin, sve do velike osvetničke paljevine i ponižavajućeg života u poraću. Problem koji je autorica htjela postaviti u ovome romanu jest nemogućnost da definiramo zlo i prepoznamo ga u trenutku kada ga činimo jer nam tada djeluje logično i ispravno.

Dimensions

19.5 x 11.5 cm

Pages

141

Publisher

Meandar, Zagreb, 2006.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

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