Booksellers' notebooks

Booksellers' notebooks:
The Bookkeeper's Notebooks follows the transformations of a quiet man, immersed in books, who falls into harsh isolation after losing his voice, his work, and his psychological security.
Events silently accumulate around him, until something inside him begins to break, opening the door to a deep psychological turmoil.
The novel depicts a familiar but distorted world, a city crowded with unseen faces, and the poverty that silently creates its heroes. The characters of the novel are finely woven, and the pain in it is realistic, cold, and quietly creeping in.
The author writes about human pain from within, about the mind becoming an arena of conflict, and about isolation that we do not choose.