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Fiction Mona by Pola Oloixarac
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Mona by Pola Oloixarac

£8.99

Written by Argentinian Pola Oloixarac, Mona follows its namesake from sunny California to a small Swedish town. Fetishised as a sardonic, ‘fiesty’ woman writer of colour, she joins an international group of authors nominated for a literary award. Nothing says ‘literary elite’ like back-stabbing, resentment, and a crisis of confidence, as Mona’s body begins to explore the violence past and present. It is a smart, unusual and frankly bitter read, but oh my, what a read!

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Written by Argentinian Pola Oloixarac, Mona follows its namesake from sunny California to a small Swedish town. Fetishised as a sardonic, ‘fiesty’ woman writer of colour, she joins an international group of authors nominated for a literary award. Nothing says ‘literary elite’ like back-stabbing, resentment, and a crisis of confidence, as Mona’s body begins to explore the violence past and present. It is a smart, unusual and frankly bitter read, but oh my, what a read!

Written by Argentinian Pola Oloixarac, Mona follows its namesake from sunny California to a small Swedish town. Fetishised as a sardonic, ‘fiesty’ woman writer of colour, she joins an international group of authors nominated for a literary award. Nothing says ‘literary elite’ like back-stabbing, resentment, and a crisis of confidence, as Mona’s body begins to explore the violence past and present. It is a smart, unusual and frankly bitter read, but oh my, what a read!

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