Life's Ark

This novel is a tragedy which the old and new philosophers try to put an end to.

Life’s Ark is not merely a novel; it is a ritual, a reckoning, and a voyage through exile, memory, and the sacred defiance of forgetting. In a world adrift, this book becomes a vessel of conscience, carrying the wounded, the wise, and the seekers of light. Aphrodite, Diogenes, and the narrator sail through myth and mourning, confronting the Devil not as a creature, but as the silence within us.
Through philosophical dialogues, and prophetic cries, Life’s Ark resurrects the questions buried by history: What is justice? What is love? What survives when the ship sinks?
This novel includes a far transfer through time to meet the greatest philosophers to have their advices to deal with the crazy injustice happening now.
This is a novel that dares to ask, dares to remember, and dares to dream. It is a symphony of humanity, and the Epic of Human being through eternity.