Fathers and Forefathers

Discover the compelling narrative of Fathers and Forefathers by Slobodan Selenic, published by Vintage Publishing in 2010. This captivating novel, spanning 304 pages, is set in the vibrant backdrop of Belgrade before World War II. The story intricately explores the marriage between Steven, a Serb, and Elizabeth, an Englishwoman, offering readers a unique glimpse into their lives. Through Steven's perspective and Elizabeth's heartfelt letters home, the novel presents two contrasting accounts of the challenges they face as a couple from different cultural backgrounds. Dive into this rich tapestry of love, conflict, and identity, and experience the poignant exploration of marriage against the tumultuous historical landscape of Yugoslavia. Perfect for fans of general fiction and those interested in themes of cross-cultural relationships.