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Erased

Miha Mazzini

Traducteur Gregor Timothy Čeh

Maison d'édition: Fly on the Wall Press

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Synopsis

When a "software error" erases Zala from the system, she discovers that officially, she and her newborn don't exist.
As Zala fights desperately to prove her existence, and her child from adoption, she uncovers the Kafkaesque reality of Slovenia's system — one that erased 25,671 citizens on February 26, 1992. A chilling thriller about bureaucracy as violence, and one mother's battle against the state.
Disponible depuis: 24/03/2026.
Longueur d'impression: 270 pages.

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