Le Monde praises Anne-Sophie Subilia's fragmentary novel on maternal exhaustion
In "Glissando," the Swiss writer is described as capturing motherhood's fatigue with precision, in prose the newspaper likens to a Swiss Virginia Woolf.
Le Monde has reviewed "Glissando," a novel by the Swiss author Anne-Sophie Subilia, praising its treatment of maternal exhaustion as precise and delicate. The paper describes the book as a fragmentary work built from simple, sometimes unexpected observations.
According to Le Monde, the writing recalls something of Virginia Woolf, "un peu suisse" — a Swiss inflection on Woolf's style.
No further details on plot, length or publisher were given in the review as reported.
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