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Through the Forest

Name: Through the Forest
Brand: FUM D'ESTAMPA PRESS
SKU: 44710261
Price: 14.29 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Laura Alcoba
ISBN: 9781913744434

Laura Alcoba

Language

English

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Libristo code: 44710261

Publishers FUM D'ESTAMPA PRESS, January 2024

Griselda is the mother of three children, two boys and one girl. On a winter day in the mid-1980s, w... Full description

Libristo code: 44710261

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Griselda is the mother of three children, two boys and one girl. On a winter day in the mid-1980s, while exiled in France, she drowned her two sons in the bathtub. After a lapse of more than thirty years, the narrator tracks down the survivors of this family tragedy. She delves into their story in an attempt to approach these barely credible events, and ends up - in the depths of darkness - getting a glimpse of love and life. Laura Alcoba's subtle, gentle writing accurately captures her characters' humanity, without any overwrought sentiment, nor emphasis, in spite of the horrific facts. We feel the presence of beings resonating without, however, anyone ever being able to unlock the mystery of Griselda's act - even Griselda herself.