Memoirs of the creature that was

This book takes us on a journey through the spaces we keep inside us, not for the people who knew us, but for those who did not. The writer writes about absence, about details that did not happen, about the dialogue that was not held, and about desires that remained voiceless. With a transparent style, the texts unfold like pages of pure feeling that was not completed, but still resides in memory. The book does not only reveal sadness, but also documents silent spaces within the soul, which are in fact more filled than they appear. The texts address the idea of attachment to the effect, not to the person, and to the dream, not to reality, and to possibility, not to experience. It is a writing of incomplete things, which despite their deficiency, form a rich internal entity of feelings. "Memoirs of the Being Who Was" is a soft and intense literary work, addressing the reader who is accustomed to carrying within him what cannot be spoken, and believes that absence is sometimes more present than any meeting.