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Motto: “In the time that « has not yet run out » lay all events, all feelings, every thought, every dream that did not come to be yet and from which generations and generations of people will extract their necessary part of reality, dream and madness.”
“I was extremely happy with my first book. I never felt that way again”, writer Mircea Cărtărescu confessed in an interview published in Adevărul, October 2017. He could not have known then, having just finished his first book of poems, Faruri, vitrine, fotografii [Headlights, shop windows, photographs, ], that masterpieces such as the novels Levantul [The Levant, ], Orbitor [Blinding, 3 volumes, , , ] and Solenoid [2015], to name just a few, would follow. If that never confessed by Cărtărescu were still true today, we could say that the unhappiness, the despair of being, the fright and unrest are, as Didier Anzieu and André Green often remarked in their writings on psychoanalysis and literature, frontiers that the Creative Ego crosses