Reliquia

Ten years after his father's death, the narrator of this book decides to write it. With the shadow of suicide looming, he asks himself: is it possible to find the words for a farewell that never happened? Thus, this personal and intimate account becomes a quest to understand how family bonds are forged, what silence condemns, and where the truth of a story lies hidden. But writing fails him, and the author turns to the biographies of writers who committed suicide and to their last notes to reconstruct a possible, tentative goodbye. Only through a polyphonic and choral narrative can he return to the forgotten corners of his own life, to those places where memory becomes emptiness.