A Pack of Gentlemen: The Tenth Generation

About this book

Between the walls of a narrowing room and a silence swallowing the noise stands 'Abdullah Al-Sayyad' before a cracked mirror, not to see his face but to see a 'pack' of souls inhabiting his body. Can one mind turn into the battlefield of a cosmic war? And is truth what we see with our eyes, or what the 'gospels of obedience' imposed on an entire generation dictate? The tale begins with thick fog descending upon minds, and a mysterious organization called 'Human Safety' claiming to save the earth while draining its resources; and at the heart of this falseness appears 'the Tenth Generation,' old-men children aged eight who neither play nor laugh but carry on their shoulders the responsibility of unshackling humanity. Yet the real shock lies not in despotic systems or international conspiracies but in that psychiatrist who bursts into the narration to tell us that everything we read may be nothing but fragments of 'polypsychia syndrome,' a rare mental disorder making the author live several personalities at once. This novel is not merely narration.