Takis Gazis dies in an accident before seeing his only novel printed: a love story between two mismatched people in the Athens of the millennium. The fate of his text brings face to face his wife, who wants to erase it, and his editor and lover, who is trying to publish it.
What does the novel mean for each of them and how much can they recognize themselves in its characters? Does it help them move on to the next day? "Invisible fighters," "anonymous and silent witnesses" of life, fight every day and continuously their own battle with reality – a reality that, as Takis writes, has the power to crush us – while in the background the 21st century rises, and History continues to play its inhumane games.
A book about survival after loss, about loneliness and love. A novel about how books are written, about the creative process in literature, and about its therapeutic dimension in a world where sufferings abound.
