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"In the distant future, after the removal of a brain tumour using an innovative method, a patient loses his memory and his wife brings him to a special medical centre to restore his memories. What would you think if you felt that something was wrong with the world around you? What would you do if you remembered a past that never happened?" - this is how the plot is condensed in the annotation to Iryna Chervinska's book. But that's not all...

"How many minutes does it take to solve the mystery of an object that appeared out of nowhere where it was least expected? Perhaps until the extraneous movements of someone's body distract your attention. Especially the movements of those bodies that you know are most likely already dead jolt you out of your thoughts."

And whether this object appeared out of nowhere, or the protagonist, or maybe the reader...

The protagonist is like a tightrope walker. And he walks on the reader's nerves, stretched between different realities, dimensions, times, spaces, and identities.

The reader, having opened this book, is doomed to dizzying movements through its molehills. And how can it be otherwise when the laws of nature are distorted, when everything happens in a brain affected by alcohol fumes and disease? And what if by parasites of consciousness? And how can you be 100% sure that you are not a character in someone's distorted brain? Look around you, look at this insanely absurd world. Are you still convinced? Then it's better not to enter the territory of the mazes.