After the trilogy of Hypervorea and the futuristic Ultimus Vorealis, Michalis Antonopoulos submits his new project At the Fountains of Time.
At first sight, it is a work of science fiction; and here, as in his previous books, we come across the notion of search, the increasingly intense and anxious expectation and the opening to new ideological, social, historical-mythological and philosophical trends of thought.
What makes this book special and differentiates it from his previous works is the escalation of tension; what starts as a mere suspicion is then consolidated and spreads as the reader progresses, and it reaches a climax through the inescapable reality in the final pages.
After finishing the book, the reader may wonder, like the heroes of the play:
Is it a coincidence that the Creator forbade man to taste only the fruits of the Tree of Knowledge of all the plants in Paradise?
