- NIN Prize 2011 · Shortlist
Mein Kampf
Svetislav Basara (born 1953)
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The stage of the novel is a single hospital room with a few immobile patients, a district informer, a writer and Aprcović, a thinker of general scope and grim destiny. From hospital days, memories and bitter experience, Basara builds a story of people joined by illness and exclusion into a kind of super-reality, where the whole world is a hospital and only those who understand it in time may stay healthy. The patients' recollections of a society's historical schizophrenia, its ideological and political experiments, open onto the genealogy of a nation trying to invent its past and its future at once, from the time of the Serbian uprisings to the present.
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About the book
- Form
- Novel
- Length
- 180 pages in the original
- Genres
- Satire, Politics (assigned by AI)
- Set in
- Serbia
- First published
- 2011 by Laguna
- Author's age
- 58 when first published
- ISBN
9788652108374 (original)