Many residents of this book once attempted an exit to the Public, with a television series that was drowned in its cradle by various Hydra-like challenges.
Now, strengthened, more numerous and cheerful, they form a gang and give it the name of a wish (or observation): Always well. All of them unarmed: without education, charm, philosophy, beauty, name, acquaintances, without anchors. Yet they want, and know, how to live. They possess the good life.
With works like "The Mother of the Dog," "Matter of the Forest," "The Old of Days," "To Eleusis," "The Roar," the accomplice and their author has led, through officially dark, threatening, magical, and sharp roads, his heroes, who, here, having recruited the former protagonists of this journey as extras, come out into the sun and welcome us with an order-encouragement: Live, man!
[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]
