Love Packages - Self-review of a book never written

Rocco Fontana, inspired publisher as he is, has recently published in a quiet silence a small book entitled "Packets of Love - Being beyond the lightness of being" .

The author, that is, the undersigned, is called Khenebish , which in Mongolian means “ Nobody ”. So we can say that Rocco Fontana has published a book written by nobody, a book, that is, that has never been written! (Homer, through the story of Ulysses and Polyphemus, docet)

Genius? Without a shadow of a doubt, yes. Certainly, Mr. Rocco Fontana is the only publisher who has managed to publish a book that was never written. But how could this have happened?

The only acceptable explanation is that it is not a real book, such as a manual, or a treatise or a volume of non-fiction, much less an esoteric or new age novel.

Reading these few pages all in one breath (the reading flows quickly and does not take more than an hour and a half) you fly into a different dimension, which in some ways resembles a daydream, a dimension that is pure light, transparency and lightness, and which in other ways can also resemble a wild and unexplored forest that has no need of stars.

But what kind of book is this? Answer: it is so far outside of any scheme that calling it a “book” is a risk to bring it back within the usual parameters of publishing.

If a person were to ask himself, within himself, with awareness and seriousness, what the flavor of life is and if to this question this person could not find any answer, not even a prepackaged one, reading this book would be like seeing all the colors of the rainbow clenched in a fist. And savoring them all together.

Khenebish