Don’t be confused. The book you hold in your hands is not a sequel. Nor is it a copy of its author’s previous title, despite retaining the same structure and a similar name.
“Four Seasons in Madness” invites you on a journey, one that picks up where the previous book left off, but is far more winding, raw, uninhibited, and daring.
Explicit reverie, irony and biting humor, the twists and turns of memory, figurative description, and political reflection all come together in this volume.
