Premještanje snova

Premještanje snova

Mihaela Gašpar

Mihaela Gašpar gives a voice to those who do not speak, to those who are ashamed of their bruises and wounds, to those who fear for their lives and to those who meet their ex-husbands only in public places. The voice of those who have been let down by the

Gabriela, Anastasia and Katarina. Three wives and three wives. Three lives and three lies.

Gabriela has a seemingly perfect life. She is a teacher, has a good and gentle husband, but leaves him because she cannot bear the demons of the past. Anastasia is a housewife whose husband died, she lives alone, without relatives or friends - all her life she was a servant to her possessive, aggressive husband. As he watches the neighbors hidden behind the curtains, he just wants to settle the score and leave calm from this world. Katarina is a laundry worker who tries to find joy in life for herself and her son David, but she can't because she's afraid, because she's running away from her abusive husband. Their lives will become intertwined, Katarina will move with her son to her aunt Fanika's house and to Anastasia's neighborhood, and Gabriela will become David's teacher. All three women had dreams that didn't happen achieved, each was betrayed by the one they loved, the one who was supposed to be their support. Each of them suffered the most in the home, and their men were protected by relatives, friends, society... Moving dreams moves us into the "invisible" world next to us, a world to which we ourselves (un)consciously belong and which we must change.

Editor
Seid Serdarević
Graphics design
Ivan Stanišić
Dimensions
21 x 14 cm
Pages
232
Publisher
Fraktura, Zaprešić, 2023.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53358-648-9

Two copies are available

Copy number 1

Condition:Unused

Copy number 2

Condition:Unused
 

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