Bodirogić Milenko : Pesak pjeskare

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Pesak pjeskare

Bodirogić Milenko

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Milenko Bodirogić: Pesak pjeskare

Milenko Bodirogić's new novel Pesak pjeskare was eagerly awaited, because the previous one Po šumema i gorama (2019) ended at the place where the story of the narrator himself and the origin of his melancholy could begin, which blows through the thick pages of this prose like snow over Konjuh while a partisan company buries a Husin miner. The sand of the sandbox can also be read as a story about the lost friendship of three boys - Mensur, Bogdan and the narrator himself - in the City of Salt, Coal and Sand. In the search for that vanished world, in which Bodirogić is a virtuoso, spaces of fertile melancholy grow, whose meanders the narrator will weave into the story of Yugoslavia between the Husin Rebellion (1920) and two war crimes that will mark the end of the City as it once was, which tried to find its own, different path, resisting the siren call of the nation for a long time. Sand by Milenko Bodirogić Pješčanik is a novel that, like Ismet Mujezinović's often-mentioned painting Self-Portrait with a Monument, tells us about everything that influenced the great Yugoslav painter to stop and warn society about the detours he takes. And Bodirogić stands alone and naked in front of us, with his sandbox in his heart, a quiet, deserted place where the wind ripples small dunes at night.

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