You'll be ether, too

Zusatztext

The novel "You will be ether, too" of the writer Stefan Dumitrescu is one of the most beautiful, fascinating but profound novels that have been written in Europe for decades. It is a novel of love, the novel of great love, of terrible, mysterious love, marked by that sick fascination of the Orient, because its action takes place over many centuries in the fabulous East. The love stories that make up the novel are seductive, tense, mysterious, impressive, monumental. That's why the book fascinates and totally captivates the lecturer bringing him into a state of spell. With the love stories narrated in this book we penetrate into the mystery, the immense universe that is the great love, but also in its essence. Once the novel has begun, it can not be left out of hand. It is a shocking psychological novel as the author penetrates through the description of the psychology of the characters, like Dostoevsky, into the subconscious of the human species, in the depth of the mythological layer of the culture of humanity. The novel is enriched with esoteric and mythological meanings. It is also a great philosophical novel, a meditation on Man.

Autorenportrait

Stefan Dumitrescu, a Romanian writer nominated for the Nobel Prize, was born in 1950 in a locality in Valcea County. He is the author of many poems, dramas, essays and novels. Lucid and deep, Stefan Dumitrescu is a follower of Solzhenitsyn in the European literature, one of the great European writers.

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