Flights

Flights, written by the very talented Polish author Olga Tokarczuk, blends contemplations on journeying with a thorough examination of the human anatomy, delving into topics such as mortality, mobility, and migration. Chopin's loving sister secretly transports his heart back to Warsaw. A young guy gradually spirals into lunacy after his wife and kid unexpectedly disappear on a vacation and then abruptly resurface, while a lady must go back to her home Poland in order to kill her terminally sick high school lover. Flights examines what it means to be a traveller, a wanderer, and a body in motion not just across place but also through time via these exquisitely created characters and tales that are interlaced with eerie, lighthearted, and enlightening musings. From where are you? From where are you entering? What's your destination? We give the traveller a call. Flights is an evocative, frightening, and entirely unique tale from a brilliant storyteller.

I'm here—the world inside your brain—the world inside your head

Syndrome -- Curiousities Cabinet Seeing is understanding.

Seven travel years later --

Cioran's advice: Kunicki: water (I) -- Benedictus, quivenit