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Where is Socrates? - cover

Where is Socrates?

Sara Nadalutti

Publisher: Imaginante editorial

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Summary

A man appears in a high-security laboratory, with no possible explanation, speaking in Ancient Greek. What follows is not only a mystery, but a quest that shakes our certainties about language, truth, and power.
With an entrancing rhythm and emotional depth, this novel combines the best of the thriller with an original and provocative philosophical vision that bursts forth with intelligence and beauty, inviting the reader not only to think but also to feel: in this story, the author shows us that something vital is at stake, and that asking a question can be more dangerous—and more transformative—than finding an answer.
This novel is ideal for those who enjoy science fiction with substance, ideas that unsettle, and stories that continue to resonate long after the book is closed.
Available since: 08/21/2025.
Print length: 200 pages.

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