Immortality

A novel that invites readers to contemplate life's profound questions: life, death, love, memory, and the meaning of existence. The story begins with a simple gesture: a woman waving goodbye. This seemingly insignificant act becomes a catalyst for reflection for the protagonist, a writer who seeks to understand how this gesture has influenced his imagination and how it might become the starting point for a new story. The author then guides the reader through labyrinths of memory, thought, and fantasy. The writer contemplates his own creativity, how his works will be perceived after his death, and whether it is even worth worrying about. He longs to leave a mark that would make him immortal, but realizes that this is impossible, as memory is all that remains after us. But is it always accurate?