كتاب متاهة الارواح

Carlos Zafón brings us to his final stop in the “Cemetery of Forgotten Books” saga. The Labyrinth of Souls is the fourth episode after Prisoner of the Sky, Angel Game, and Shadow of the Wind. A fiery novel, no less than its predecessors in terms of enthusiasm, excitement, and suspense, taking us back to those narrow alleys shrouded in suspicious mystery and a difficult mystery, between bright Barcelona and its damned opposite, so that the city becomes like circles of hell, each containing one another.

In it we meet new faces, who join and interact with previous characters, and instead of guiding us to a final conclusion to the quartet, the pages open to different scenarios. It expands to include other places, and delves into talking about the times that paved the way for war and tragedy and the years of tyranny, oppression, and oppression that followed. The maze of souls, the maze of endings. A game mastered by the novelist who, whenever he picks up papers, scatters them. A plot to which the reader becomes attached. Whenever he senses a possible possibility for a reasonable ending, he is surprised by the narrative and turns to a different vision. Zavon presents us with a distinctive example of the flexibility of the novel and its ability to smooth and condense. He also celebrates the world of books, the art of writing a story, and the magical relationship that strengthens between literature and life.