
The attack on the mind / Ataka na razum
by
Gor A.
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Horror
Format
Hardcover
Pages
478
Language
Russian
Published
Jan 1, 2008
Publisher
Amfora
ISBN-10
5367006485
ISBN-13
9785367006483
Description
In a world where the boundaries of reality and perception blur, Gor A. delves into the intricacies of the human mind, exploring themes of consciousness and cognition. The narrative focuses on the psychological turmoil faced by characters who grapple with their mental states amidst external pressures. What begins as a personal journey quickly evolves into a broader commentary on societal influences that manipulate thought and behavior.
As the plot unfolds, readers are introduced to a cast whose struggles mirror the complexities of modern existence. Each character’s story weaves together, revealing a tapestry of interconnected lives threatened by disillusionment and fear. The vivid descriptions and emotional depth allow readers to empathize with their plight, drawing them into a labyrinth of introspection and revelation.
With masterful prose, Gor A. invites readers to confront their perceptions and reconsider the factors that shape their realities. The narrative serves as a reflection on the vulnerabilities of the mind and the repercussions of a world that often seeks to govern one's thoughts.
Ultimately, this work challenges its audience to ponder the essence of free will and the true nature of understanding. It is an exploration that resonates long after the final pages, leaving a lasting impression on those who dare to confront the darker corners of their minds.
As the plot unfolds, readers are introduced to a cast whose struggles mirror the complexities of modern existence. Each character’s story weaves together, revealing a tapestry of interconnected lives threatened by disillusionment and fear. The vivid descriptions and emotional depth allow readers to empathize with their plight, drawing them into a labyrinth of introspection and revelation.
With masterful prose, Gor A. invites readers to confront their perceptions and reconsider the factors that shape their realities. The narrative serves as a reflection on the vulnerabilities of the mind and the repercussions of a world that often seeks to govern one's thoughts.
Ultimately, this work challenges its audience to ponder the essence of free will and the true nature of understanding. It is an exploration that resonates long after the final pages, leaving a lasting impression on those who dare to confront the darker corners of their minds.
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