Pilar Adón's novel of confinement gets a French review
Le Monde highlights the Spanish writer's unsettling first novel, in which an artist trapped by herself moves through a strange, almost horror-tinged community of women.
Le Monde's books section has reviewed "De bêtes et d'oiseaux," a novel by the Spanish writer Pilar Adón, describing it as a troubling first novel built around the theme of confinement.
According to the paper's summary, the book follows an artist who is a prisoner of herself, set within an odd community of women, and rendered in what the review calls an atmosphere that is almost that of horror fiction.
No further detail on the book's plot, publisher or translator was given in the material available.
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