C's Crime
by Birte Leseberg
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Pub Date 14 May 2021 | Archive Date 5 Apr 2022
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Description
Birte Leseberg’s latest publication, C’s Crime, is a short novel for adults of all ages, set in the 1980s and whose message resonates no less today.
C witnesses a shooting in a park, which sparks off the onset of her crisis. Conventional and routine-loving C, a lab assistant at a clinic, feels her seemingly safe world starting to crumble. A vibrant array of images and symbols, with a medley of sounds, smells and movements accompany the reader on C’s journey. What does the recurring vision of the super-enlarged human eye represent? Who is C? As elements of her shifting personality and perspective are portrayed, alongside her interaction with her inner and outside world, the reader experiences the development of C’s crisis and the part it plays in her crime. What is her crime? As she moves, and is transported, along a trajectory of dreams and flashbacks, and later to Paris in her mission to establish clarity, questions are raised. Anything seems possible and nothing is finite. But the journey ends ... with a revelation.
C’s Crime is a captivating and powerful read that will take you away from wherever you are ... Enjoy the journey.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781800469853 |
| PRICE | US$4.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 200 |
Featured Reviews
Aria H, Reviewer
I really enjoyed this read, it was well paced with a well written narrative, a well executed storyline and well developed and engaging characters. I found the story intriguing and I was compelled the whole way through, I couldnt put it down.
Robin P, Reviewer
C is an enigma: nameless, ageless, faceless, at odds with herself and searching for answers about the world she inhabits. The author's style is very surrealistic and not always an easy read but the symbolism is at times outstanding. The giant penetrating eye is like something out of an Orwellian nightmare. The story really comes to life when C reaches Paris and walks the streets in search of answers, returning nightly to her room, and the black cat that stalks her like a witch's familiar until the sharing of a fish supper brings friendship and affection.
