Mouth Full Of Earth by Branimir Scepanovic

This novel delves into the psychological and existential journey of a man who, while on a hunting trip, becomes the prey after being mistaken for an enemy. As he flees from his relentless pursuers through a desolate landscape, he is forced to confront the primal instincts of survival, the absurdity of his situation, and the nature of violence and death. The narrative explores the thin line between civilization and savagery, and the protagonist's struggle becomes a metaphor for the human condition and the inherent conflicts within society.

The 3010th greatest book of all time


Published
1975
Nationality
Montenegrin
Type
Fiction
Pages
96-112
Words
Unknown
Original Language
Montenegrin

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