ALBATROS - THE LAST PHONE: PSYCHOLOGICAL NOVEL ABOUT GRIEF AND HOPE

Enter the world of emotions and mysteries with the novel "Albatros - The Last Phone", which takes you on a journey through grief, hope and the search for meaning. It is a story that touches the deepest strings of the soul, prompting reflection on life and death.

• Mysterious phone booth as a bridge between worlds
• Therapeutic journey through six stories of loss and healing
• Comfort in grief through the combination of fantasy and psychology
• Support and understanding for people struggling with loss
• Inspiration to nurture relationships with loved ones
• Therapeutic reading that helps to close unfinished business

Jian, a therapist specializing in psychological autopsy, helps families understand the causes of their loved ones' suicides. Experiencing grief herself after the loss of her father, she discovers an unusual phone booth that becomes a place for her to connect with the dead. There she hears their thoughts and tries to understand their final decisions.

Lee Suyeon's novel is a collection of six moving stories in which the protagonists cope with loss in different ways. The author, who herself struggled with depression, panic attacks and anorexia, combines elements of fantasy with psychological autopsy techniques in her book, offering readers support, comfort and a new perspective on grief and death.

"Albatros - The Last Phone" is not only a novel, but also a therapeutic journey that helps to heal wounds and close unfinished business. It is a book that reminds us of the value of relationships with loved ones and how important it is to nurture those bonds. Published by Albatros in 2025, it has 352 pages and a format of 209x141 mm.