Description
Discover the powerful narrative of 'Pietŕ', a captivating novel by Fitzgerald that intertwines themes of art, love, and the complex relationships between generations. Set against the backdrop of the closing days of 1999 and the heart of Rome, this beautifully crafted story invites readers to delve into Lucy's journey as she grapples with her past and the legacy of her mother. With a rich exploration of cultural reflections, 'Pietŕ' offers a unique perspective on how art lives within our memories and identities. As Lucy navigates her life in Paris as an au pair, she becomes enmeshed in a world filled with intimate connections—her employer Jean-Claude, the enchanting baby Felix, and the charismatic marble restorer Sébastien. Shadows of her Australian homeland haunt her, drawing poignant parallels between the vastness of her roots and the intimate world she inhabits. This is a story not just about personal identity, but also a thoughtful dialogue on reverence for art icons, iconoclasm, and the bittersweet nature of longing. Engaging and deeply emotional, 'Pietŕ' captivates readers with its lush prose and meditative exploration of life’s most profound bonds. Dive into a world where the past influences the present, and art becomes a reflection of our deepest desires and fears.