Kao da nema sutra: An Intriguing Premise, a Lukewarm Execution

"Kao da nema sutra" is Borna Vujčić's novel about a virus that selectively kills people deemed immoral, narrated by a God figure conceived in feminist terms. The review finds the premise intriguing but the execution weak, faulting the narrative device as trivial and self-referential and the language as pedestrian. It argues the book leaves its central moral questions unexamined and closes on a facile, unconvincing resolution.

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