ANTYŚWIAT - NATHAN DEVERS, BEATA GEPPERT

Welcome to a fascinating world where the lines between reality and virtuality blur! "Antyświat" is a captivating novel by Nathan Devers, translated by Beata Geppert, that takes you on a journey into the digital mirror of Earth. Julien Librat, tired of life and professional failures, seeks solace in Antyświat, a virtual reality created by the visionary Adrien Sterner. There, as Vangel, he has a chance to start all over again. But what happens when you rise so high that you stand face to face with God himself?

• Engaging plot combining elements of Michel Houellebecq's prose, Hervé Le Tellier, and "Black Mirror."
• Daring mix of genres, from drama to science fiction.
• Deep questions about the nature of reality, identity, and the human condition.
• Hardcover edition, ideal as a gift.
• Translation by Beata Geppert guaranteeing high linguistic quality.

Nathan Devers, the author of "Antyświat," is a young but already recognized French writer. His novel, published when he was only twenty-four years old, quickly gained popularity and was nominated for the prestigious Prix Goncourt. In his works, Devers addresses the themes of the modern world, technology, and their impact on human life. "Antyświat" is his most famous work, which has won the hearts of readers all over the world.

"Antyświat" is not only a novel, but also a reflection on the condition of modern man, who is increasingly seeking escape from reality in the virtual world. In his book, Devers asks questions about what is real and what is only illusion, about the limits of human identity, and about the consequences of our choices. It is a read that makes you think and stays in your memory long after you finish reading.

This novel combines elements of drama, science fiction, and philosophy, creating a unique and captivating mix. The reader is drawn into the world of virtual reality, where everything seems possible, but where dangers also lurk. "Antyświat" is a book for those who like intellectual challenges and who are not afraid to ask difficult questions.

Edition details:

Pages: 320

Format: 213x153 mm

Year of publication: 2024

Binding: hardcover

Publisher: Horyzont