Viata e a mea

Faur, Emilia2023

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"Written alertly, focused and without managing its readers, this feminist novel (Angela's Bond) is aggressive with the stupidity and convenience that are (always) deposited in us. It has something of the rhythm of a punk rock song: I associated it - intuitively - with the protest ethics of the activists/artists of the Puss group. Riot. And the spectacular chapter, entitled (how else?) "My life", from the final part of Emilia Faur's book, "panotates" not only the four walls (of an exhibition hall), but the very condition of women in Romania, with a lucidity , a tenderness and a despair that - in the same narrative/multimedia assemblage - I have never encountered before." (Stefan Manasia)„Scris alert, concentrat si fara sa-si menajeze cititoarele/cititorii, romanul acesta feminist (Legatul Angelei) este agresiv cu prostia si comoditatea care se depun (mai totdeauna) in noi. Are ceva din ritmul unui punk rock song: l-am asociat – intuitiv – eticii protestatare proprii activistelor/artistelor din grupul Puss. Riot. Iar capitolul spectaculos, intitulat (cum altfel?) «Viata e a mea», din partea finala a cartii Emiliei Faur, «panoteaza» nu doar cei patru pereti (ai unei sali de expozitie), ci insasi conditia femeii in Romania, cu o luciditate, o tandrete si o disperare pe care – in acelasi asamblaj narativ/multimedia – nu le-am mai intalnit.” (Stefan Manasia)