Little Red Riding Hood

This novel tells the story of a flirtatious Little Red Riding Hood and a sick Wolf. It is a story of love and a stroll through the magical forest of storytelling, where the characters enter the paths of mythology, fairy tales, religion and animation. Howls and sighs, barks and bleats come as an allegorical confrontation that awakens the echo of wildness within us. This is a narrative that uses cartoon logic within combinatorial art, where theatrical, cinematic and musical elements are interwoven; it is a prose that contains poetry and drama. Set in a small place on the continent that took its name from a raped woman, it also speaks of rapes during the war in Kosovo and their consequences for peace.

The novel is built as a philosophical stroll through a world that is both real and fairy-tale-like. This is not a documentary novel, nor a pure fairy tale.