Adulterers

In gripping true-confession style the narrator speaks of love of family history of the fragile little things that make us what we are. A woman in the prime of her life her world coming apart at the seams... Think you already know this story? Think again. Its a brand-new tale in the skilful hands of Vida Ognjenović whose well-known talents for the theatre are on full display in this award-winning venture into fiction. Join her leading lady Amalija on a soul-searching quest for true identity. If there really is such a thing..."With its eye-catching and ambiguous title this book shows us that adultery is in fact the perfect metaphor for identity. When you come to think of it identity is always a metaphor never a fact. Identity is a construction imbued with our convictions and judgements...vThe reader is drawn into a relationship with the narrator not unlike an adulterous affair in which the truth is revealed bit by bit layer after deceptive layer. We are promised a story about adultery and what we get is a story about identity; there is no other way because the controversy of adultery is first and foremost the controversy of identity itself.""