The Letters to Diodorus, 2004-2024 is not a book in the classical sense of the term – that is, a lengthy, cohesive text with a beginning, middle, and end. It is something unique consisting of self-contained small texts, which I would characterize as prose poems, each producing meaning in relation to what it addresses.

It does not fall under the category of poetry, but its "poems" have rhythm, expressiveness, and combine meanings. Many of them possess a lyrical sound or a romantic tone.

Though its texts are self-contained, they are not independent, as an underlying conceptual thread connects one to another. A thread woven with the spindle of thought and with wool or cotton the ephemeral, the transient, the migratory nature of the twenty-year period 04-24, added to the skein of history.

The book is not a political essay, but it presents political thoughts; it is not a sociological study, but it proposes social changes; it is not historiography, but it is rich in historical data…