Love Letter

The novel "Love Letter" represents a profound artistic exploration of the human soul through a dialogue between time and eternity, body and spirit, physical and metaphysical reality. Through the alternating sections titled "Love Letter" (letters from an unknown woman) and "Clinical Death" (memories of a man in a coma), the author Rea Sartori builds a layered narrative about love that transcends the boundaries of a single lifetime.

The number 21 (seconds of clinical death and days of coma) becomes the novel's symbolic framework. While the woman writes letters in linear time, the man experiences time as a circular flow where past, present, and future lives merge. This contrasting perception of time emphasizes how love exists beyond conventional temporal boundaries.