The hidden part of the iceberg, by Màxim Huerta

The city of lights also produces, consequently, its shadows. For the protagonist of this story Paris becomes a place of memories, in a melancholic wasteland in the middle of the great city, the same one that once housed happiness and love.

For the great Romantics with capital letters in History, romanticism was always that, the compendium of a place like Paris and its exultant beauty plus the certainty that nothing is ever forever. Thus, in this novel, the moments revisit the writer who has lost the fundamental part of his inspiration, the one that served him to script his own life.

In the search for impossible love, with the luggage of disappointment always at his side, the writer finds new light loves where he can disguise himself a little, where he feels that Paris welcomes him again amidst real laughter, cradles him in new beds to which he never returns. that passion comparable to nothing.

Impossible love, romantic love, once again turns this leading writer into someone exceptional, into that person that we can all become, that perhaps we once have been. The simple fact of presenting this story, with the undoubted desire to evoke that transforming love, denotes a willingness of the author to imbue us all with vitalism, with all that being vitalist entails in a world that, despite shining as Paris can, he usually pays with shadows for any attempt to prolong the restorative effect of light, the metaphorical light of Paris or the authentic light of life.

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