Fiction & Literature
Death and the Gardener
Georgi Gospodinov
Synopsis
A son stays beside his dying father and tries to preserve the stories that shaped their shared life. Gardening becomes a way to think about care, memory and what remains after a death. Moving between intimate recollection and Bulgaria's recent past, Gospodinov explores the difficulty of finding words for grief.
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