My Cat Yugoslavia: A Novel - Part 1 (Prologue, Chapters 1-4) Summary & Analysis

Pajtim Statovci
This Study Guide consists of approximately 36 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of My Cat Yugoslavia.

My Cat Yugoslavia: A Novel - Part 1 (Prologue, Chapters 1-4) Summary & Analysis

Pajtim Statovci
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Summary

The prologue starts with an online chat forum in which gay men offered and searched for anonymous sex online. Bekim, the first narrator, saw a message from a random man named Ville and decided to meet with him. Ville, a very handsome man in his thirties, came to Bekim’s house and the two men had sex. Afterward, Bekim kicked Ville out.

In Chapter 1, Bekim went into a pet store and bought a boa constrictor, then had it delivered to his house. In “Spring 1980: People on a Mountain,” Emine, who we later learn is Bekim’s mother, takes over as narrator. She was the oldest of seven children and lived with her Muslim family in Kosovo, in the middle of the Balkans. She used to dream of being famous and living an extraordinary life, but she gave that up and resigned...

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