ANNE C PHILPLIN AND THE FANTASTIC VITRUVIAN TIME

This is the story of the mysterious Anne and her three enigmatic friends, in an insane game for the control of the cosmos, time and dimensions, where memory, personality and reality are much more than mere archetypes. Sometimes it is woven in abstract and wandering aspects, sometimes it is dense and psychological, sometimes it is concrete and logical, sometimes metaphysical, condensed, light. The architecture of the work, set in the futuristic year 3070, opens space for interpretations of the reader, making him reflect on multiple hidden faces and traced directions, explicit or tacit. The desperate search for memories underlies the fictional script, while the characters try to escape from a cruel enemy, who will spare no effort to capture them. The action undertaken during the plot is breathtaking. There is no time to breathe. But history can be read as a literature of mere fun, and without any commitment to tense human relations in a troubled world. And the elected villain? I can only say that it is someone totally unusual, that it will be totally revealed as soon as the curtains open and the mind awakens from deep sleep.