Jun 10, 2021
"Lo que no se dice, no existe. Lo que no se recuerda, no vive. Lo que no se nombra, no es". "Prólogo para una guerra", Iván Repila
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"Lo que no se dice, no existe. Lo que no se recuerda, no vive. Lo que no se nombra, no es". "Prólogo para una guerra", Iván Repila
So far, we’ve had a good reading year…
Although the book is very much about the physicality of the brothers’ desperate survival, it is also equally a philosophical study about what such an ordeal does to their minds. Here is where the epigraphs begin to seep into the story, where it becomes evident that this novel is about vengeance, how people are pushed to take it, and what this does to a psyche.
Scott Esposito at BOMB. The Necessary Rage On Iván Repila’s The Boy Who Stole Attila’s Horse
Via Sunday Reading at The New Inquiry
Iván Repila’s The Boy Who Stole Attila’s Horse