Lana Basta?ic?s novel of two young women plunging into post-war Bosnia like two Alices into Wonderland is smart, energetic, passionate, announcing a major talent. -- Aleksandar HemonA confident, carefully-drawn portrait of female friendship in the fall-out of war. Basta?ic has an eye for telling details which capture characters and readers alike. -- Olivia SudjicLewis Carroll meets Elena Ferrante in a Balkanized Wonderland. -- Jasmina VrbavacLana Basta?ic . . . possesses a truly authentic narrative voice. Her storytelling is both mature and energetic, and she has set a very high literary standard with this first novel. -- Dubravka Ugre?icLana Basta?ic's novel Catch the Rabbit is perhaps the first major book to express some important truths about post-war Bosnia. This on-the-road story about two friends who set out in search of answers to the most important questions from their past will be a classic. -- Semezdin MehmedinovicStunning . . . built on themes of rediscovering the past, memories, women?s friendships, language, and identity. This unforgettable tour de force surprises at every turn. ? Publishers Weekly (starred review) Biografía del autor Lana Basta?ic is a Yugoslav-born writer who lives and works in Belgrade. She has published two collections of short stories and one of poetry. Catch the Rabbit, her first novel, was published in 2018 in Belgrade and was shortlisted for the NIN Award. Her short stories have been included in major regional anthologies and have won numerous awards throughout the former Yugoslavia. She was awarded the European Union Prize for Literature for Catch the Rabbit in 2020.