The Mooneating Newborn, Paperback/Levon Shahnur

The heroes of these stories are people lost in time and space, who try to understand the reality around them, to discern the layers of the outside world and peel them off. With new and unusual perspectives, philosophical consultations, often anti-utopian narratives and a mystic, ritualistic style, the author seeks to penetrate the depths of life, going beyond accepted conventions in his depiction of the world as well as the things and people it contains. The recurring protagonist is a person who constantly feels fragmented, a twin of love, someone who hides his thinking and the diseased word that others want to extract from his mind. Each sensory organ requires a personal approach after perceiving something from the outside world. Everything has its twin in a person's head, even love, and sometimes it is necessary to write about them so that they look for other places to live... There are micro-transitions from one story to the next, allowing the text to breathe.