The work "Aneemis Threads" consists of forty-three chronological snapshots during which Electra narrates her life while simultaneously discovering herself through conversations with deceased poets, painters, and her surrounding environment.

It also raises questions about the position of women and describes her role within a society that constantly demeans her and relegates her to the margins as an insignificant detail.

Within this temporal spiral that surrounds her, the protagonist also realizes her attraction to the same sex while simultaneously trying to balance within the mold of the family she has created.

"Aneemis Threads" is an inner psychological conflict that lasts only a few minutes - as long as a person's life within the infinite lines of time.