The last headlights

The plot of this book is incredibly simple: a man wants to write a book as he wants to live. If he deciphers the secret of language, he can, finally, exist. Dealing with the craft of writing is, therefore, a life and death struggle. How far does one have to go to carve a first note in the world, one's own? The search for the word of truth sweeps the reader into one of the original adventures that our contemporary literature has known: everything takes place in small plots - confessions, framing dialogues, surrealistic stories, plastic hallucinations, hashish-soaked thoughts and intimate passages full of humor. Although its author did not get to see it brought to print, the richness, intensity, and sculptural style cause the text to produce a living energy that envelops its readers in an experience rich in literary fragments that penetrate deeply into our consciousness. Will the narrator be able to build himself a temple of words where he can dwell? On the way there he will have to struggle for the form of expression, find the irreplaceable word, capture the saving linguistic twist. Assaf Veldan's plan is impossible from the beginning. The way he managed to fulfill it is the wonder contained in the pages of this book