Publisher's Synopsis
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SYNOPSIS:
FUYA, the first chapter of a trilogy, is a Flower of Evil grown in the shadow of the Great Wall. This book is a poetic journey into the abyss of a dark soul, without the certainty that there will be light at the end.
When one is trapped in a (real? imaginary?) house, observing "those who still try to prove themselves they are alive" through its dirt-covered windows, when solitude becomes too heavy a burden, not even a past deformed by an all-erasing mind can be of help..
Those who are not familiar with Baudelaire's, Edgar Allan Poe's, and Blake's dark verses, or at least Roger Water's The Wall, or the gloomy sound of Nine Inch Nails and Tool, should stay away from this book..
This is a lyrical descent into Hell and once we have reached the bottom we shall dig deeper. Because, maybe, light can be found only at the lowermost end of that promiscuous place that is our soul..
