Olga is 38 years old, married to Mario, and they have two children, Gianni and Ilaria, along with their dog, Otto. Then Mario tells her he is leaving. For a younger woman, Carla. And just like that, the life Olga thought she knew begins to collapse.
I went into it expecting an important (and slightly boring) classic, and I came out thinking that it is actually a remarkably intimate book about something we still struggle to explain: what happens when you realize that the life you are living and the person you so desperately want to be are not necessarily the same thing.
A memoir showing what it's like to live with a quiet sadness, the kind that doesn’t look dramatic from the outside but stays with you every single day.
Annie Bot is about an AI robot trapped in a toxic relationship. Greer exposes misogyny and abuse women face in society along with the moral and ethical implications of human-robot relationships.
Green Dot is a contemporary romance about 24 years old Hera’s romantic relationship with a middle-aged married man Arthur exploring the themes of love and existential dilemmas.
