‘Relocating’ Identity in Bogdan Suceavă’s Narratives. From Non-Euclidean Perspectives on Literature to Writing the ‘Non-Linear In-between’ Novel - Venea din timpul diez / Coming from an Off-Key Time (2004) and Miruna, o poveste/Miruna, a Tale (2007)

Key Points

• This analysis uncovers innovative narrative structures in Suceavă's novels, reflecting a unique cultural identity.
• Key themes include the exploration of non-linear storytelling and its relationship with post-1989 Romanian identity.
• The study employs a literary framework based on non-euclidean geometry to discuss narrative innovation.
• Understanding Suceavă's approach may illuminate broader implications for contemporary literature and identity.

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