The School of the Gods is a book different from others. We could describe it as psychological, social, or even view it as a chronicle, but in reality, no label could confine it.

The hero of the book, who is also the narrator, lives an ordinary, conventional life until the moment the Dreamer appears on his path, to reveal to him the possibility of another reality: the world is as you dream it, he will tell him... An optimistic message without a doubt, which gives a person the ability to master their destiny. At the same time, however, it is a message of unspeakable responsibility.

Does this book aim to change your life? Just as the narrator eventually saw his own life change thanks to his encounters with the Dreamer. A book with meaning and symbolism, permeated by the suspicion of a mystery: Who, then, is the Dreamer? Who could he possibly be? And what is the place from which resonates his timeless but always timely voice?

Narrator: How can we create a better world? Dreamer: Change! And the world will change too. The world is as it is because you are as you are, not the other way around. To change the world, you need not look anywhere else but within yourself.

Elio D’Anna