Izgaranje
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Every extreme event brings out the deepest hidden in a person - good or evil, sometimes both, but it will always change him, and permanently, so that the consequences will often be felt by the next generation. The latest novel by Josip Mlakic, Izgaranje, tells the story of the consequences of war and war, about the lives of a few young men whose world was completely changed when they were torn from everyday life and thrown onto the battlefield. Fears, hopes and sufferings will be carried with them long after peace or what is called peace has returned. In Igaranje, as in Altman's Short Cuts or Auster's Smoke, a world is gradually created through a series of fragments; here it is the world of a Bosnian town. Through the sequences, the authentic, cinematic heroes of Mlakiс bring a real--unreal fresco in which it is shown that life is greater than literature, but that only literature can accurately and precisely describe it. Igaranje is an atypical little big novel about war, and Josip Mlakic's literary eye, like the best film camera, leaves nothing to chance.
