Love of the Twin Towers

Author: Lucien Lant (France)
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book was named one of the most anticipated novels by The New York Times. The author has also written novels such as The Journey to the Horizon, The Indians, and The Invisible. I hear some voices. Without a doubt, I cannot say that all these voices are tender love words. Those that only want to suppress others' love words, through this sound wave channel, this invisible sound wave channel that people still retain, through language and other sounds, remain together. They are in a place from which they can never return, so far away, aboard a ship full of madmen, heading straight for death. Calling my loved one over the phone, through the sound of their voice, their passion, their tone, and rhythm, connected in the same time, the same frequency of sound, even if we are not in the same house, the same garden, or the same car, and no longer allowed to be together in the future. Dedicated to Hugo, Jason, Judy, and their childhood. If I were an Indian, just about to mount a galloping horse, I bent over its back, trembling on the slightly shaking ground until I dropped my spurs, because there were no spurs, so until I threw the reins, because there were no reins, then I could hardly see the land before me—a flat, barren land, stripped of grass, with no horse heads in sight. — Kafka