English language
Published Jan. 21, 2022 by Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group.
Certainly not as riveting as The Passenger. It's simply a dialectic journey between a traumatized woman and her psychologist in the mental ward. There is lots of interesting scientific philosophy; specifically regarding mathematics and mathematians.
A tour de force written entirely as a dialog between a psychiatrist and a brilliant if suicidal and possibly schizophrenic patient. This, part 2 of the Passenger two-part series, far outshines part 1, and in fact can be read without reading The Passenger.
The Libro rendering is terrific, using both a male and a female reader to make the dialog move smoothly and without confusion. It is like listening to a brilliant, erudite, intelligent, and persuasive play.
Highly recommended.
