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On this episode we meet Lara Haworth to discuss her wonderful new novel Monumenta. It tells the story of Olha Pavic whose house has been requisitioned by Belgrade city council. They aim to bulldoze it and build a monument to an unspecified massacre in its place.
Three architects pay Olga a visit in turn pitching their ideas for the monument that will replace her family home. The novel is in turns searching and surreal, but always a tender portrayal of a family moving through the flood of a nation’s history.
Monumenta explores ideas of a contested past and loss and is part of a wider European project.
Monumenta is published by Canongate on July 4th
@fieldzine
www.fieldzine.com
www.patreon.com/fieldzine
Send us a text
On this episode we meet Lara Haworth to discuss her wonderful new novel Monumenta. It tells the story of Olha Pavic whose house has been requisitioned by Belgrade city council. They aim to bulldoze it and build a monument to an unspecified massacre in its place.
Three architects pay Olga a visit in turn pitching their ideas for the monument that will replace her family home. The novel is in turns searching and surreal, but always a tender portrayal of a family moving through the flood of a nation’s history.
Monumenta explores ideas of a contested past and loss and is part of a wider European project.
Monumenta is published by Canongate on July 4th
@fieldzine
www.fieldzine.com
www.patreon.com/fieldzine