Meanders of Oblivion

Meanders of Oblivion unfolds a novelistic fresco where mystery, memory and human fractures are knotted in the same tension. Starting from a powerful inaugural scene � a stormy night, a shooting at sea, a man rescued half dead off the coast of Almer�a � Rida Lamrini opens a story where the intimate mixes with the violence of the world, cross-border trafficking, old loyalties and buried truths. Between S�te, the Rif mountains, Almer�a, Paris and other territories crossed by secrets, the novel follows several trajectories that intersect around a central enigma: that of a man without a name, without apparent memory, carrying a past on which much more than a lost identity depends.

Carried by an ample, tense and intensely embodied writing, Meanders of Oblivion is both a novel of suspense, filiation, desire and tipping points. Through Andr�, Romy, Roger Delmas, Lhaj, Jamal, Samira and the darker figures of organized crime, Rida Lamrini composes a work where oblivion is never simple erasure, but a combat zone between what seeks to disappear and what insists on coming back to the light. A novel of silences, cracked lineages, threatened loyalties and moving revelations, Meanders of Oblivion continues a deeply human work, attentive to what, in beings, still resists the night.