Crveni kofer

Crveni kofer

Lana Bastašić

"The Red Suitcase" is a diary in which Lana Bastašić describes several months spent in Zurich during 2021.

But between the covers of this book, an entire life has been placed. Or – as Lana rightly says – several “parallel lives”. The experience of death and the experience of love appear here simultaneously. There is a question in “The Red Suitcase” that reads: “Doctor, am I going to die?” The diary, due to its focus on the present, perhaps provides an answer to another question: why do serious writers, when tragic events happen to them, and when life is so predominant that they have no space or time for anything other than survival, why does their need to write increase in those moments? This book of great power and beauty seems to have an answer to that question, written with the passion of a person who lives dedicatedly in literature.

Editor
Semezdin Mehmedinović
Graphics design
Ivana Hamalukić
Dimensions
21 x 13.5 cm
Pages
116
Publisher
Buybook, Sarajevo, 2021.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

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