L'uomo di Schrödinger (The man from Schrödinger)

The book tells the story about a man that is admitted in hospital after being found unconscious on a roadside. Once out of the coma, he finds himself suffering from amnesia. He had a serious wound on his head caused by a blunt object, as well as various cuts and bruises on his body. He was probably the victim of an assault with the aim of robbery. Now he doesn’t have any documents. Fearful, he escapes to search his past. Physically weak and exhausted, he suffers from shooting and sudden migraines. His head injury will heal progressively and his memories will re-emerge in bits and pieces through dreams and visions. Unexpected brainwaves sprung from accidental stimuli. He will go through strange, odd events through the Twilight zone, distressing and dreamlike experiences. At the end, he will manage to remember who he is, but is trapped as author of the brutal homicide of two girls, where he got his wound from that made him lose his memory, and will be arrested.

Giovanni Marchese was born in Catania in 1976. Some of his stories have appeared in magazines and in anthologies. The author of the essay “Read Hugo Pratt” (2006), he also wrote the story and screenplay of the graphic novel “I’m looking for” (2008), “No memory” (2009) and “invite the massacre” (2012), published by Tunué, and some have appeared in comic short several collections. Since 2010 he has written Nerdelite, blog devoted to comics and literature: http://nerd-elite.blogspot.it/

genre: fiction
series: Admaiora!

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