It Lasts Forever and Then It's Over by Anne de Marcken

It Lasts Forever and Then It's Over by Anne de Marcken

The narrator is dead, has been for some time, and is losing parts of herself — an arm, an eye, the memory of a name. There is a crow living in the cavity of her chest. She is walking west because that is what she has decided to do.

De Marcken uses the zombie as a form rather than a genre, and the book is a hundred and thirty pages of short fragments about grief written from the position of a person who has already lost everything including her own coherence. It is strange, funny in places, and extremely precise.

Winner of the Novel Prize. Short, experimental and unlike anything else on the shelf.

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