We’re very pleased to see K.I. Press’s review of Jasmina Odor’s The Harvesters in Alberta Views.
Press writes:
Mira and Bernard traverse the streets of Paris to find… something. On their way to Croatia to visit Mira’s aging mother, Mira and Bernard are just stopping in Paris for a few days. Ostensibly, they are there to see sights and enjoy the city, but they each have their own ill-planned secret agenda: Mira, to find her old flame from Croatia before the war, whom she believes to be living in the city; and Bernard, to retrace the steps of his previous trip to Paris with his ex-girlfriend. Along the way they each connect with a diverse cast of minor characters born around the world. But the Paris they experience is less about love than about its flipside—heartache and longing.
You can read the full review here.