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Selvedin Avdić writes in such a way that the reader can't get rid of the excerpts they have read, and when they read the book to the end, probably on the ex, they unmistakably feel that they have been infected by it.
The plot is set in an abandoned building in New York, which becomes a symbol of decay, but also of the struggle for space, belonging and voice.
It's a thriller with a backdrop of raves, ecstasy, religious turmoil and sexual passion – deep insight and brilliant elaboration.
The Day of the Locust, which is reminiscent of the Old Testament plague, hovers mythically over the seemingly banal antics of "ordinary people".
This book, of course, is not a dictionary of the body. True dictionaries are complex multi-author, almost lexicographic endeavors of at least a thousand pages, equipped with a multidisciplinary theoretical apparatus and supported by comprehensive bibliogr