Publisher's Synopsis
First they burn the books... then the bodies... Fire is razing the Infinite Library. A villainous psychoanalyst has found a way to harness the collective id to launch his sadistic art movement and eventually seize political power. A long dormant volcano in Russia is becoming active. Nothing is left untouched by the ripple effect of a long incubating atrocity. Fire and blood and steel and stone. Hapless bibliophile Alberto Gimaldi returns as the author of the atrocity, although his version is being sabotaged by Castellemare's trickery. Can Gimaldi break the Codex Seraphinianus before Castellemare takes control of the plot? A novel of sophisticated horror that asks the questions what is the ethical limit of art? What would a world governed by the id look like? The Infinite Atrocity. All art is crime. Come here and let me show you... This is volume II of Faucher's highly acclaimed Infinite Trilogy.
