I first came across Camilla Grudova's work at the Edinburgh Book Festival, when I attended a joint reading between her and Helen McClory (whose A Voice Spoke To Me At Night I have also read for this series). I was instantly captivated by her claustrophobically intimate tales of a vague Mitteleuropa that seemed to summon up both Kafka and Beckett, by way of Orwell's steamed-cabbage tenements, with a very unique voice.
More info here - https://pietersender.wordpress.com/2020/05/10/readings-rhinoceros-camilla-grudova/
More info - https://pietersender.wordpress.com/2020/05/10/readings-rhinoceros-camilla-grudova/
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