The Wanderer's Peak

"If the sea could ever cover the mountain, only then would we no longer be either," says the old white Seo Vreto, sitting on the Wanderer's Peak. Antiquity. The present. And the future. Time flows ceaselessly. And the "times" of dictatorships seem so contemptibly small, despite the traces and the lost payments, before TIME and LIFE.

The mountain is not covered, the human is not dehumanized, art is not barracked.

In 1980 Petro Markos was asked to write a novel with a self-critical spirit about his earlier actions as a writer and parent, which could serve as grounds for his rehabilitation. And he wrote the novel "The Wanderer's Peak" in the form of a political treatise on communist totalitarianism, which is also the drama of the writer Petro Marko itself…