The Multiple World, a collection of fifteen short stories of fantasy and mainstream fiction, highlights, through more ambitious and mature compositions and unexpected twists, the familiar fantastical landscapes and the political, social, and psychological mythologies of Dionysis Kalambrezos.
Its heroes, bound and trapped within the worlds they wander, are often nothing more than victims in a nightmarish labyrinth game, which they are condemned to play to the end by superior forces.
At other times, however, they themselves are the creators or the cause of the darkness in which they are lost—sunk in fears, prejudices, and obsessions, irresponsible and manipulated, compromised and in denial of their own selves. In both cases, even if in this grey and bleak multiple world they inhabit anxiety, confusion, ignorance, greed, violence, and weakness prevail, the game is not lost.
