The Physics Of Sorrow by Georgi Gospodinov

From the perspective of a product or industry expert, The Physics of Sorrow by Georgi Gospodinov delves into the seemingly insignificant moments of life, where it truly thrives and takes root. The unnamed narrator, who suffers from 'pathological empathy', is plagued by uncontrollable forays into the memories of others. From a Bulgarian country fair in 1925 to the inner workings of a slug devoured by his own Grandfather, the novel weaves together family history, a coming-of-age journey, and a reflection on living in Communist Europe. Brilliantly crafted and mind-expanding, this novel showcases the talent of one of Europe's most esteemed writers.