Uncover the tangled relationships between the public and private spheres through a compelling story that leaves no doubt about how our lives are interconnected.

The novel Number 11 reveals hundreds of subtle links that shape our everyday lives. This novel reflects on the legacy of war and the end of innocence, while also exploring the battle between comedy and politics-a battle in which comedy may have prevailed. The story is set in an urban environment of stark contrasts-where bankers have cinemas in their basements and food banks serve those in need down the street. The author offers a profound insight into the contemporary world, which is complex, multi-layered, and full of unexpected connections.

This novel is not only literature but an invitation to reflect on the world around us-an ideal choice for readers seeking a book with depth and topical relevance.

Why choose this book?

• A unique perspective on the ties between public and private life - the book uncovers hidden links between personal destinies and broader social reality.
• Strong social and political themes that will challenge your thinking about the world around you.
• An urban setting as a vivid and authentic backdrop, helping readers identify with the characters.
• Excellent storytelling that combines humour, gravity, and humanity.
• Great stimulus for reflection and discussion on war, society, and everyday life.

Main product features

• A novel dealing with interpersonal relationships and social themes
• Contents include themes of war, politics, comedy, and social inequality
• The author creates a story full of subtle connections and parallels between worlds
• Text suitable for discerning readers seeking meaningful content
• A strong urban backdrop that permeates the book