Isbn: 9798172929328 - the day god wept (3 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Imagine you could become God. What would you do How would you reach that condition And what if the only way for you to exist were to create something living, and to be the Lord of that creature It may be that none of this is possible, or even that all of humanity does not exist at all, being no more than a divine dream. When He wakes, it will be the end of the world. Is this true, or is it nothing but a fit of madness in the characters It is night. It is raining hard. An accident. The driver dies. Jacques is alone, lost, in the middle of nowhere. He runs until he finds shelter. The person and the place he comes to know after that will change his life forever. From then on, every certainty he has is destroyed. What is his mysterious host hiding Whose is the tomb he finds Is he mad Dead Does he really exist What is the figure that pursues him The only thing he knows is that with each passing day, it is as if a new universe were being created inside him.The Day God Wept is not a religious work but a novel in which, amid the suspense of the story, the reader is introduced to the characters' ideas and theories on a range of subjects. The text is narrated in the first person and conveys to the reader all the anguish and doubt of a paranoid mind trying to stay lucid in a world of uncertainty.…