Homo Irrealis. Asiman A.

One of the greatest prose writers of his generation, Andre Asiman, explores in the book of Homo Irrealis in the form of an essay what time means for artists and writers who cannot comprehend life in the present. The concept of "Irrealis" is not about the past or future - it is about what could have never happened, but it can still be hypothetically happening. Thinking about the poetry of metro and temporary resonances of empty Italian streets before the description of the lives and work of Sigmund Freud, Konstantinos Kavafis, Vinfrid Zebald, John Slown, Eric Romer, Marseille Prousta and Fernando Pessoa and portraits of Alexandria and St. Petersburg, Homo Irrealis-this is an analysis imagination capable of creating a place outside a strong grip of time.