Three breathtaking stories (Tempesta solare, Bolle di sapone, Una nuova Divina Commedia) nail the reader from beginning to end and, although set in different historical moments, treat the eternal questions which trouble the man of all time. Which his relationship with reality, with others, with the world beyond? The author deals with the aspiration to immortality and perfection, as well as that of the meaning of a life cut short by a miscarriage of justice to end in a misunderstanding that was sweeping the existence of a woman.

Life seems exposed to a series of insignificant events that, in fact, determine real "conducted" and loads of anguish in the face of a destiny that vain is believed to dominate and that, instead, it exposes us to paradoxical situations, because the reality surpasses all imagination.

Which means "sfericicà of time"? Perhaps the property that suddenly transforms us into other than we had expected?

You can live without love? The question devastates the three stories in a double descending climax: the first concerns the temporal aspect that from the sixth millennium of the Christian era passes through the twenty-first century to reach the present day; the second involves the relationship between the individual and society.

Appear bleak predictions about the future of humanity, when through a process of robotization the individual will reach the entire universe, but will no longer be able to love.