Mesogeios Prize 2018, University of Exeter

Short Story Prize 2018, Public Bookstores

“Now, imagine a woman on all fours in the middle of the asphalt. Can you see her bulging buttocks, her breasts, her nipples trampling wildly? Do you feel awaken or disgusted?”

A kneeling woman arrives on an island where other pilgrims strive to get somewhere. Ignoring all human limits, she has only one thing in mind: the fulfilment of her mysterious pilgrimage. During this agonizing journey, she reflects on her life, questioning faith and freedom, wondering whether she has sinned or not. Did she abide to society or to the call of her flesh?

At times shocking and delirious, Ganasou’s pen introduces us to the wisdom of human flesh. Besides, what could one believe in if not in one’s own body?

Govostis, 2017, 136 p.