An endless ocean. Alone, I
I will remain, and I will become..
A snake, a stick..
This novel tells the transformations of the image of the female in our culture. It narrates the process of the image, and its transformation from the horizon of the sacred female to the corridors of defiled women. The novel does not intend to degrade and belittle those successive cultures called, falsely and slanderously, Semitic, but rather exposes the Semitic female, in terms of her Semitic defilement. And to urge the rediscovery of an endless ocean
snake shadow
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This novel tells the story of the transformations of the female image in our culture. It narrates the process of the image and its transformation from the horizon of the sacred female to the corridors of profane women.
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