It is a literary novel inspired by a real archaeological discovery — the world’s oldest known musical instrument, found in the Divje Babe cave in Slovenia. Blending science, art, and memory, the story explores music as the first language of humanity and the bridge between past and future.
Yes. The novel draws on real archaeological findings, historical sources, and the author’s research into the Neanderthal flute from Divje Babe — yet it remains a deeply human, fictional reflection on creation, loss, and meaning.
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The English, German, Italian, Croatian, and Macedonian translations are in preparation and will be avaliable in 2026, with more languages to follow as part of the 2026–2028 international edition plan.
Each copy is printed on high-quality creamy paper with minimalist design and golden Lux&Rosen details. It is sustainably produced in Slovenia (not in China or Serbia) — a collectible edition for readers who appreciate both beauty and depth.
Yes. Signed editions are available at author events and through limited online releases. Follow the Events page for upcoming presentations and signings.
Eva Premk Bogataj is a Slovenian author, researcher, and polyglot with a PhD in Slavic Literatures. Her work bridges literature, philosophy, and science — continuing the tradition of great European novelists who write at the intersection of art and thought.
Yes. Both the e-book and audiobook versions are planned for release in 2026.
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