A deliberate embrace of unhurried prose: The Other Name by Jon Fosse
Picture yourself in a rapid train and before your gaze, scenes waltz away, revealing mere snippets of the world outside. Falling into a trance, you attempt to get hold of your thoughts, reaching for the Rasa, yet it slips away like sand. This is exactly what Jon Olav Fosse reads like, similar to a mental battleground where thoughts fight for attention, guided by what he calls “Langsam Prosa” – a deliberate embrace of unhurried, slow prose. And in words which form an intimate and unique connection to the reader.…