The Infinity

About this book

Have you ever wondered what happens to time when we are not looking at it? And can man survive in a world where the springs of seconds have dried and fate's hands have stopped? In the novel 'The Infinity,' writer Nour Mostafa takes us on a perplexing psychological and philosophical journey, beginning in a narrow room inhabited by journalist Hesham El-Noury, who tries desperately to mend his life's breakdowns with a strange experiment, to find himself suddenly before a gate separating reality from 'the world of no-time.' It is the place where identities melt and naked truths are bared, where some reach toward the past, others gamble on the future, while Hesham is lost in a barzakh beyond time's borders. Between Cairo's alleys crowded with disappointments, and the coldness of the other ideal and deadly world at once, Hesham's greatest battle revolves; not only to reclaim his beloved Wad, but to reclaim his self scattered among numbers and plastic cubes and handless clocks. 'The Infinity' is no mere novel about travel across.