A man and a woman meet for a decade, always in the same room, always on the same days, always at the same time, sitting diagonally across from two similar armchairs and conversing. The relationship of the analyzer-analyzed simply outlines the psychological and temporal framework within which stories, dialogues, ramblings, and fragments of life unfold, drawn from the lengths and breadths of the world, from the scenery of dreams, from the recorded diary of a fragmented consciousness.

A lightly dark novel articulated in ten chapters, ten psychoanalytic sessions, ten tangential, unexpected wanderings.

The author, through a mosaic of theatrical and cinematic scenes, invents a polyphonic prose that spirally transports us from the nowhere of the self to the anywhere of the world and to the everywhere of narration.

Ultimately, the psychoanalytic room becomes a flying carpet and soars above a shattered world or, less phantasmagorically, this world becomes entangled in the boundaries of an restless discussion, a restless memory, a restless voice?