BAR SAHARA

In this collection of short stories, the subject is built around the impression of a sensation rather than fidelity to narrative. Details are given not to shape the character but as features of the phenomenon. The juxtaposition of these details, with events sometimes absurd and sometimes utterly mundane, creates an emotional tension and provokes a different point of view.

The style, which varies noticeably from story to story, raises the question of what approach would be appropriate for treating that sensation or that theme. Nevertheless, despite the change in stylistic forms, all the works, whether real or surreal, remain faithful to human perceptions and emotions.