Vogue France: Tony, Sophie Rosemont
Les 12 romans étrangers incontournables de la rentrée littéraire 2026/ The 12 must-read foreign novels of the 2026 literary rentrée.
Tony de Rumena Buzarovska
C’est l’histoire contemporaine d’un quinqua qui retourne vivre chez sa mère. Et ne tire visiblement aucune leçon. Avec Tony, Rumena Bužarovska s’attaque au mâle qui se croit alpha dans toute sa splendeur… ou plutôt sa médiocrité. Tony est narcissique, lâche, franchement détestable et drôle sans le vouloir. Originaire de Macédoine, l’autrice signe une satire enlevée d’une masculinité mal placée, qui trouve sa place dans une littérature des Balkans souvent mésestimée.
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Elle España: Toni – Begoña Alonso
I read 94 books in 2026, and this addictive novel about the toxic man we’ve all met is one of the ones that has surprised me the most.
https://www.elle.com/es/living/ocio-cultura/a73508651/toni-rumena-buzarovska-editorial-impedimenta
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El Imparcial: Toni – Aránzazu Miró
And yet, Toni gives the novel its title and is its absolute protagonist. And I must admit, he becomes odious. He is a detestable character for everything he does, feels, and suffers, and for how he does it, how he seems not to feel it, and his utter lack of awareness of anything beyond himself; Rumena Bužarovska has nailed him.
https://www.elimparcial.es/noticia/298891/los-lunes-de-el-imparcial/rumena-buarovska-toni.html
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El Placer de la Lectura – Toni de Rumena Buzarovska
Dark, addictive, and brutally funny, Toni takes the universe of  My Husband  and  I’m Not Going Anywhere  into new territory: that of the great novel about the macho man in freefall. A vitriolic portrait of the universal misogynist and, at the same time, one of those rare novels that makes you laugh out loud just before your blood runs cold.
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Telva, Club de Lectura: Toni de Rumena Buzarovska – César Suárez
The Macedonian writer continues to cruelly push this kind of abhorrent male character. And she does so with a pitch-black, super-acidic, uncomfortable humor , which has become her trademark, until she turns the story into a grotesque farce. She also holds up a distorting mirror to men , but also to women. The question Buzarovska leaves hanging is unsettling: What if, once those layers of good manners are peeled back, we discover that there’s a Tony not far from us?
https://www.telva.com/cultura/2026/06/12/6a2bf1b001a2f1f7528b45a1-video.html
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