This novel was born as a reflection on the present, rather than an idea of the future. The themes addressed — control, consent, collective silence, individual responsibility — are not meant to describe a distant world, but to observe mechanisms that already exist, often accepted without question.
The pseudonym chosen for this work carries symbolic meaning. It derives from an image rooted in my personal and cultural formation, one that has shaped, over time, the way I observe society and the way I tell stories. It is not a narrative reference, nor an allusion to specific works or characters, but an identity marker connected to the path that led me to write this story.
The Concordat is the first volume of a saga intended to explore these themes throughout multiple books, leaving readers free to draw their own conclusions, without offering definitive answers or prepackaged solutions.
This novel is a work of fiction. Any reference to actual persons, living or dead, locations, companies, political figures, institutions or real events is purely coincidental and a product of storytelling. The power structures, ancient symbols, secret archives and corridors of influence depicted here serve narrative purposes only: they are not meant to represent historical facts nor assign actions, intentions or responsibilities to real individuals or entities.
The author declines all responsibility for any associations, interpretations or consequences derived from the reading of the text or its connection to real-world events or persons. The opinions, choices and actions of the characters do not reflect those of the author. All trademarks, logos and names mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used solely for narrative purposes.