THE LION OF EGYPT

Historical Novel of Psychoanalysis in Becoming

The Lion of Egypt is not a history book, nor a conventional diary. It is a confession, a testimony, and the crossing of a life marked by visions, symbols, and the undeniable weight of memory.

Between intimate scenes of the body in pain and revelations that reach across centuries, this book unfolds as a fragmented journey: raw, fragile, contradictory — and yet impossible to ignore. At its center is a bond that stretches beyond time, bringing to light the living presence of Cleopatra, Mark Antony, and Egypt itself.

Written with the urgency of survival and the trembling of truth, The Lion of Egypt is both a cry and a beginning.