Sara Stridsberg returns with a family novel on inherited pain
The Swedish writer's new book, published in French as « Adieu, Panic Beach », follows a family shaped by an alcoholic father and asks whether forgiveness is possible, according to Le Monde.
Le Monde has reviewed « Adieu, Panic Beach », a new novel by the Swedish writer Sara Stridsberg, describing it as a crystalline family story built around the long shadow of an alcoholic father.
According to the newspaper's summary, the book examines whether forgiveness is possible within a family marked by that history, and the review credits Stridsberg with carrying off the material with skill.
No further detail on the plot, the translator or the publisher is given in the source material available to this desk. Stridsberg is known in France for earlier translated novels, but this report is limited to what Le Monde's piece states about « Adieu, Panic Beach ».
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