by Núria Busquet Molist · Edicions del Periscopi · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788419332967
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In 'Fam', Núria Busquet Molist presents us with a caustic monologue that captures the bewilderment of a generation marked by the nineties. The protagonist, haunted by 'overeating' since her adolescence, observes how her life has been transformed into what she rejected. Now, as a mother, she faces incomprehension and social judgment as her daughter struggles against the same 'overeating' that leads her to stop eating. This novel is a cry against institutions, a recognition of the strength that emerges from despair, and a vindication of the need to recover one's own space, pointing out the dangers of what is designed to make us happy but, instead, makes us feel lost and in the midst of chaos.
