Not One Day Above, Psychological Novel Characterized by the Author's Last Book Venice Pitsiladi-Soirτ psychologist, with studies in Journalism and Public and Social Relations, who for years deals with the study and analysis of the psychic world of people in her books. This psychograph, or as the critic Konstantinos Bouras characterizes it as a "book of applied self-knowledge" of the well-known writer, has the attractive, enigmatic and revealing title:
"Not a day more!"
Having read the 360 pages of the book written with art and mastery, the reader realizes the author's desire to express the "so far and not enough" about sexual abuse and violence, racism, and slave-master relations.
"I wish I could" is the title of the poem at the beginning of the book, and the lyrics: "I wish I could / erase / the painful memories / that hurt my soul / hide / the marks you left / inhuman on my body" concern the reader and justify the author's view that in order for the victims to be free from these traumatic mental experiences they must acquire emotional maturity, which will provide them with emotional resilience, mental strength and self-confidence. their mental health. After all, it is very important for people to learn to love themselves, to listen to them, to pay attention to them and to understand them in order to be confident, to have self-confidence, not to doubt their worth and to be happy.
Three generations of women parade in the book, women from different parts of the world, who experience difficult human relationships, persecuted, injured by violent love, but also violent men, barbarians, lovers, men who, although they seem to determine the lives of their wives, in Finally, women are the ones who have the decisive role.
As Venice writes in its concluding note, this novel-psychograph, the fourth in a row, was written during the first confinement due to the coronavirus pandemic and felt like a book of medicine and salvation, helping it to overcome the difficult season for all of us. During this time, with the heroes of the company, he could - as he writes - travel freely, dive into their souls and help them overcome their problems and psychological traumas. And at the same time her heroes helped her to feel free and to be able to travel and go with them everywhere in all the countries of the world.
Venice, as an experienced psychologist, describes in its own unique way human events, everyday, that can not but trouble the reader, can not leave him unmoved.
Violence of any kind is often passed down from generation to generation as a "legacy" that no one wants, but is forced to accept, the author observes, and it is certain that the pandemic increased violent behaviors and suddenly the spread of domestic violence. violence everywhere on our planet. And the extra unpleasant thing is that the pandemic will pass, but the violence will remain!
The author's goal is this novel, with the elegant edition from "Ocean", to be read by some "victims" and to help them make the right decision, break their silence and be released. And all this without any delay, not to let it pass… "not one day more! "
Associate Professor Stella Priovolou, President of the House of Peers ECDC, Dean of the People's University of Agios Paraskevi
