The Blog Kriô Comics publishes about the book & #8220; O Silêncio dos Livros & #8221 ;. Check it out below!
Silêncio dos Livros has a new cover and translation into English and Spanish
What is good can get even better. Proof of this is the work of the writer and doctor in Legal Sciences Faust Panicacci: The Silence of Books. The title won a second edition with a new cover and layout, and translations into English and Spanish, in physical and digital formats. With the reissue, Fausto received the title of bestseller from Amazon, in the magical realism category. The author, who is also a photographer in his spare time, took the opportunity to include some of his copyrighted images of places depicted in the plot.
The narrative, on the other hand, has not changed and remains a true declaration of love for literature, full of literary references and profound reflections on the human condition. The e-book is now available on the Amazon website through the link https://amzn.to/32eT9aX and soon the new physical book will be on the other marketplaces and bookstores. The new edition is also on sale in Portugal. Foreign versions are in the process of being translated and should be made available to the public later this month.
Synopsis of the work: HAVING BOOKS IS A CRIME. REPORT IT. At a time when books are banned, the mysterious Santiago Pena has just arrived in Portugal, where he will meet Alice, a girl despised by her parents. The encounter of an old notebook will pose intriguing questions. What relationship would there be between a young man accused of crime who claims not to have committed, sumptuous architectural projects and the discovery of an abandoned library? THE Silence of Books it is a declaration of love for Literature. Romance to be savored not only by the plot filled with tension and suspense, but also by the details of construction, it is part of the best tradition of Western culture, with subtle references to books, poems and wines, to classic myths and folklore, to works of art. art and scientific theories, in addition to engaging in great contemporary discussions, such as privacy, identity, genetics, the right to be forgotten. Handling a precise and poetic language, the author creates surprising metaphors, explores stylistic resources and knows how to invite the reader to unveil just suggested meanings.
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