Subject 4

Andrei Nou is a young writer working in a complex genre—at the intersection of traditional science fiction and modern intellectual prose. His most famous book is “The Subject.” It provoked sharply polarized opinions among readers—ranging from admiration to complete rejection. The reason is the original plot and its departure from the well-worn canons of today’s science fiction. The novel “The Subject” is not only entertaining but also quite educational: it contains a lot of information about how the human brain works, skillfully woven into the plot. The book is fairly voluminous, and we invite you to familiarize yourself with it in the form of a four-part series, with the narrated text accompanied by specially created musical compositions.

As a result of the final clash with the “Iceberg,” the hero is on the verge of destruction; however, his abilities still allow him to cling to life. Having made the impossible possible, he pushes his abilities beyond the limits of what can be explained—until a new truth is revealed to him, one that has never been known before and that is capable of overturning everything and forcing him to rethink what happened to him throughout this long story.