Filiad
[FILIAD] is literary fiction, a book that shares a similar explosive subject matter with Nabokov's Lolita; a heart drilling novel about unsolved problems and difficult subject matter, incest. The book is a confession, Besovsky's story of incestuous obsession, passion, ravening jealousy. The story has been told from the perpetrator's angle, not from a view point of the victim. In the aftermath of an uneventful Africa...
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