A book written by two authors:

a human, and a machine

Locked in his house, an introverted writer facing a strict deadline for two books, but feeling incapable of writing even a single line, turns to an artificial intelligence — which he will soon name HAL — to help him. What follows is an endless chase for the best plot, and, at the same time, an unrestrained journey into madness and chaos. Especially when outside it starts raining nonstop, flooding the streets, the city — and everything.

An innovative hybrid novel of mystery and suspense, about literature, storytelling, consciousness and its limits, plagiarism and borrowing in art, but also about the ominous future of writing itself, filled with dozens of references to classic and contemporary pop culture, prose and cinema, from "Blade Runner" and "2001: A Space Odyssey" to "Twin Peaks" and horror movies, and from the multiple masks of detective fiction to Burroughs and Pynchon.

Autofiction marries for the first time with the possibilities of A.I.