Category: Thriller
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Esalfa: a philosophy of the limit and the desire for the infinite
Esalfa and the human limit: a philosophical reading. Esalfa presents itself as a narrative laboratory in which to closely observe a tension running through all human existence: on the one hand, the insurmountable nature of the limit, marked by the finitude and transience of life; on the other, the often stubborn desire to transcend it, bordering on the delusion of…
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Two distinct novels, yet a single question.
Though set in distant contexts—Clairvaux and the Holy Land in 1145, Kentucky in 1960—The Last Guardian and Omega Code confront the very same question: How can and should humanity act in the face of its own limits, and above all, death? The answers diverge in two opposite directions: • The Last Guardian proposes…
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The Eagle's Song: a thriller between Newport and the world
The Song of the Eagle: a thriller between Newport and the world. In the tranquil town of Newport, a colonial Rhode Island enclave, the death of a young scion initiates a trail of murders and attacks that defies explanation. This marks the beginning of The Song of the Eagle, a thriller that opens as a provincial investigation and escalates to encompass the security…
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What Remains: time, memory, and the invisible traces
What Remains: time, memory, and the invisible traces of our existence. There are stories that conclude with the final page. And then there are those that endure within us, compelling us to look anew at who we were, what we lost, and what, despite everything, continues to…
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Recensione Libro interviews author Nino Branchina – RecensioneLibro.it
An interview of mine for the website RecensioneLibro.it Recensione Libro interviews the writer Nino Branchina – RecensioneLibro.it.