The title evokes the legendary quest of Jason and the Argonauts, but Pejić turns the myth on its head: instead of a heroic expedition, the narrative follows a group of ordinary Belgraders navigating the tangled “fleece” of urban life, bureaucracy, and personal ambition in the twilight years of socialist Yugoslavia.

is a 3,500-page "phantasmagoria" that traces the history of the Njegovan family (and the Balkans) through centuries.

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: Critics frequently compare it to James Joyce’s Ulysses for its mythological patterns and Thomas Mann’s Buddenbrooks for its detailed family evolution. Notable Features

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