Nadja Wolfgang struggles with self-image and cultural

struggles with self-image and cultural confusion while Samad’s twin sons

has been stolen

Covering themes of anxiety

In an apricot-colored building in Zurich

Bad Feminist remains a witty

Nadja Wolfgang struggles with self-image and culturalA new translation of one of the defining works of French Surrealism, Nadja is an autobiographical novel that is at once a tumultuous love story and an exploration of the surreal in everyday life. In Paris, fall 1926, Andr Breton met a young provincial woman who called herself Nadja the beginning of hope, in Russian, she said. Their brief, intense affair became the seed for this extraordinary book, written a year later after Nadja was institutionalized