Death and the Gardener by Georgi Gospodinov

Death and the Gardener by Georgi Gospodinov

Gospodinov, the acclaimed Bulgarian novelist, writes a tender, autobiographically inflected account of a son grappling with his aging father's decline and death, using the father's beloved garden as a recurring image for cultivation, mortality and inheritance.

The novel moves between memory and present grief, and the garden itself becomes a way of understanding a quiet, undemonstrative father whose care found expression through growing things rather than words, giving the book its distinctive, understated emotional register.

A tender meditation on fatherhood and mortality from an acclaimed contemporary Bulgarian author.

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