US EditionThe Good Mother: an Acidic Chronic of an Ascent Between the Cagole and the Giraffe
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In her first novel, the Good Mother, Mathilda Di Matteo evokes class transfugees, violence against women and maternal love, in a contemporary, striking and caustic style. A mirror text of our time. Cagole. Especially not to be a cagola — this woman from the south of France who has a "provocative and vulgar femininity". Especially not to be like her mother. Since her Marseilles childhood, Clara, brilliant at school, has only one idea in mind: to …
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