An existential narrative novel that explores the intertwined
lives of three characters: Aldemaro, Carlos, and the enigmatic unnamed
psychiatrist. Set in a poverty-stricken neighborhood in Venezuela and the
tumultuous city of Caracas, the story delves deep into the human experience,
probing questions of existence, identity, and the boundaries of reality.
Aldemaro, a tough and resolute man, grew up in a
marginalized Venezuelan neighborhood. As he matures, his courage and
determination propel him to a position of power as a high-ranking figure in the
Caracas police force. Yet, he grapples with moral and ethical dilemmas in his
environment, challenging his sense of justice and unveiling the intricacies of
his own existence. Carlos, on the other hand, embarks on an
existential journey that carries him through various stages of self-discovery.
From his fascination with literature and wanderlust to his immersion in the
realm of psychedelic drugs, Carlos seeks answers regarding the purpose of life
and the nature of reality. However, his experiences subsequently draw him into
a chasm of confusion and paranoia, where the lines between fantasy and reality
dangerously blur. The third character in this narrative is the
enigmatic psychiatrist without a name. Through his omniscient narration, the
psychiatrist delves deeply into the lives of his patients and his own psyche.
Possessing an astonishing ability to penetrate the minds of others, the
psychiatrist becomes the catalyst for a story that explores the human condition
from multiple angles, revealing the pursuit of meaning where the true essence
of existence lies in accepting the complexity and duality of life.
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9788411990479
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2023-12-19 16:45:25
Grupo Editorial Círculo Rojo SL
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea (FA)
Total antes: 33.5€
Total con Descuento: 31.83€
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