The author chose for Lolita a character from the world of fashion, a model whose names are colorful, along with her clothes and perfumes, and the places she visits, from Noah to Malak, to Lalo, to Lolita… from Frankfurt, to Paris, to Jakarta, and Tokyo…
Full of life, yet nothing prevented her from committing suicide, which she chose to confront her deep wounds, except for a novel that chance brought to her hands, by the writer Younes Marina, with whom she fell madly in love… a writer whose ill-advised political game led him into exile, fleeing an assassination that haunted him until the last page.
“Lolita’s Fingers” is a human novel par excellence, evolving to the rhythm of life’s major themes: love and hate, right and wrong, sanity and madness, innocence and crime.
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A novel that addresses the struggle between creativity and censorship in a world filled with oppression and betrayal.
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