Mira learned that "Dezrădăcinare" (Romanian for "uprooting" or "deracination") was a forbidden ritual used to erase a person from collective memory. "Sasa Zare" appeared to be the name of a village that had vanished from every map after the ritual was performed a century ago.

In a dusty corner of the old university library, linguistics graduate student Mira found a strange USB drive tucked inside a 19th-century grammar book. The label read:

: Major Romanian bookstores typically carry both the physical edition and, occasionally, authorized e-book formats.

Mira deleted the file. Emptied the trash. Smashed the USB drive.

Sașa Vlas, a young woman navigating the complexities of identity, family trauma, and her creative voice.

: It is noted for its "hypnotic" narration and its ability to blend harsh life trials with a sense of hope and understanding. Where to Access "Dezrădăcinare"

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She tried to close the PDF. The screen flickered: "Once uprooted, the name seeks a new host."

Published in 2022 by and later reissued by Magga Books in 2024, Dezrădăcinare is a multi-layered novel that functions as a "matryoshka" book—a story within a story. Genre: Autofiction, queer memoir, and bildungsroman.

, the book is described as a "matryoshka" narrative—a story within a story. It follows the journey of a young queer woman, Sașa, as she navigates life between the Republic of Moldova and Romania.

: Identity, self-healing, queer experiences, and the search for a language that can express painful truths. : The novel received the Prose Debut Award at the Sofia Nădejde Gala for Literature Written by Women. Narrative Style