Interviul Irina Gotisan-Sotnic

Interviul tells of love and a harmful obsession. The people in it choose to live alone. They struggle to find meaning in life. Mystery and suspense drive the plot. A twist brings it to a close.

This is the first novel by Irina Gotișan-Sotnic. It blends romance with ideas from European existentialism. These ideas concern how people find meaning in life.

The book goes beyond the author's own roots. It moves past both her culture and her place of origin. Hispanic writing helps shape the work. It has echoes of Márquez. This shift lets her explore struggles within the self. These struggles cross the bounds of culture.

Gotișan-Sotnic draws on her work in communication studies. She brings this study of how people communicate to fiction. She probes questions of art and philosophy. She has also worked in journalism and activism. She has served as a spokesperson for a president. This edition is part of the KMZero series.