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ISBN:
9789606077166
Κατηγορίες:
Έτος κυκλοφορίας
Εκδότης
"Under the Rose" is a deeply felt and intensely lyrical descent into the darker corridors of the human condition. Structured as a trilogy, it charts a harrowing journey from the desireless wastes of Lethe, through the visceral battlefields of self-conquest, and into the thorned sanctuary of a love both divine and destructive. Drawing upon the symbolism of Greco-Roman myth, the ferocity of Robert E. Howard, the psychological shadows of Poe, the decadent romanticism of Wilde, and the existential gravity of Nietzsche and Camus, Michael E. Spiggos constructs a world where despair is consecrated, love becomes an apocalypse and the final surrender becomes the ultimate sacrament. Relentlessly bleak yet fiercely beautiful, this collection transforms personal agony into a resonant, mythic architecture of loss. It does not offer comfort; instead, it confronts the void with unflinching honesty. Under the Rose lingers long after the final page - a dark symphony of ruin, surrender, and the stark beauty found only at the edge of the soul’s darkest winter. "For the night has won, And its victory Is now holy"
Michael E. Spiggos is a creator who moves between the empirical rigor of science and the depth of artistic expression. An Electrical Engineer and teacher, with a Master’s degree in Environmental Design of cities and buildings, he has cultivated a parallel creative path shaped by poetry, literature, music, and a lifelong examination of the human condition. His work draws from the dark intensity of music, the austerity of gothic and speculative literature, and the philosophical undercurrents of stoic and cynic philosophy.
Living on the island of Corfu, with its layers of history and dramatic contrasts, Spiggos finds continuous inspiration in the dialogue between light and shadow, structure and ruin, beauty and decadence. Under the Rose is his first published poetry collection.
(Πηγή: "Συμπαντικές Διαδρομές", 2025)
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