Transition

Interesting Facts

• In this novel, worlds intertwine like threads in a complex tapestry: characters move freely between realities, each dimension reflecting human fears, desires, and hopes.
• The main character, known as the Bridge, possesses a unique gift for crossing from one universe to another, allowing him to be both observer and participant in countless destinies.
• The narrative weaves together the fates of enigmatic figures: from ruthless agents to philosophically minded doctors, each bearing their own truth and shadow.
• A special place in the novel is occupied by the mysterious organization—the Concern, whose methods of managing worlds raise questions about the nature of power, morality, and personal choice.
• The structure of the book resembles a kaleidoscope: chapters shift, changing perspective and narrative voice, creating the sense of a polyphonic chorus singing of the fragility and multiplicity of existence.
• The novel features subtle irony towards contemporary political and social realities, giving it a particular sharpness and relevance.
• Motifs of memory, oblivion, and personal responsibility permeate the novel, prompting the reader to reflect on the price of crossing between worlds—and between one's own decisions.