The Tunnel

Interesting Facts

• The book is a psychological novel that explores the depths of the human soul through the lens of obsession and jealousy. The protagonist, an artist, delves into dark reflections on his life and love, leading to tragic consequences.
• The plot unfolds in the form of the protagonist's confession, recounting his experiences and crime. This gives the narrative a special intimacy and tension, allowing the reader to delve deeper into his inner world.
• The novel contains numerous philosophical reflections on the nature of art and human relationships. These reflections make the book not only a gripping thriller but also a profound philosophical work.
• The book was written during a period when the author was experiencing a personal crisis, which is reflected in its dark and tense atmosphere. This gives the work an autobiographical touch, making it even more personal and sincere.
• One of the key themes of the novel is the isolation and alienation experienced by the protagonist. These feelings are symbolically reflected in the book's title, creating a metaphor of a tunnel as a path leading to inevitable catastrophe.