- NIN Prize 2018 · Shortlist
Catch the Rabbit
Uhvati zeca
Lana Bastašić (born 1986)
Translated by Lana Bastašić
English editions
In EnglishCatch the Rabbit
Picador · United Kingdom · 26 May 2022 · Paperback · 272 pages
Catch the Rabbit
Restless Books · United States · 1 June 2021 · Paperback · 256 pages
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Sara and Lejla, born in Banja Luka, were best friends through childhood, adolescence and the war. Lejla had the wrong name and was renamed Lela so she could survive; her brother Armin also had the wrong name, and it was believed that he was killed for it. Their friendship broke off abruptly. After twelve years of silence Lejla, who lives in Mostar, tells Sara, who lives in Ireland, that Armin is in Vienna. Without hesitating, Sara leaves her settled life in Dublin, and the two set out from Mostar for Vienna. Sara tells the story of the journey across a Bosnia where it is dark even in the middle of the day.
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About the book
- Form
- Novel
- Length
- 209 pages in the original
- Genres
- War, Coming of age (assigned by AI)
- Set in
- Bosnia & Herzegovina, Ireland, Austria
- First published
- 2018 by Kontrast
- Author's age
- 32 when first published
- ISBN
9788689203912 (original)
9781632062895 (Restless Books, United States)
9781529039627 (Picador, United Kingdom)
- More
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