Florence, Nov. 1, 2016 - A choral novel, coming out of the "hero" scheme that drags others, but suspended between history and fiction, leads the reader from Rome to Istanbul to Mosul, on the border line between Turks and Chaldeans , Kurds and Iraqis, as the Iran-Iraq war raged in 1986 and a group of Chadda refugees from Mosul, where they are fighting these days for the liberation of the city from Daesh, seeking future fleeing beyond the frontier and then reaching Canada . He was presented at the Oblate Library, the novel 'Exodus in Shadow' by Michele Brancale, with the contributions of Giuseppe Panella, professor at the Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, literary critic and publisher, writers Giulio Greco, Sebastiana Gangemi and Paola Lucarini, Co-ordinator of 'Look and Dream' with the 'Bookmakers' Association promoted the meeting.