An Incomplete Millennium - Books 3 and 9

by Dimitris Dimitriadis, which is the continuation of the ten-volume Anthropodyssey, following the publication of the 1st, 5th, and 7th books. A life's work that began to be written 45 years ago, in 1976.

Book Summary

A meeting. A man does not respond to a loving gaze. He punishes himself with a thousand-year confinement. To "correct/rectify" the mistake that, according to him, he committed, he will seek a new meeting. How will he face/handle his desire this time?

With a unique style, vivid theatrical images, references to world texts, dense but accessible language, with digressions, crescendo, falls, transitions, contradictions, mistakes, omissions, and repetitions, the "Anthropodyssey" unfolds in the 3rd and 9th book.

A human tragedy - the tragedy of the human race? - unfolds in the total extent of a thousand books, constantly creating an "Incomplete Millennium". As the author himself states: "The Anthropodyssey is the complete opposite of a complete work. Thus, each book, held by the reader, is as much as the author managed to achieve, always an incomplete, a partial, a potential. Because the Anthropodyssey is nothing but a version of what is humanly possible."