A Cracked Existence

Through a childhood marked by chaos, silence, and injustice, the author recounts their journey in a post-genocide world, where they learn to survive in an environment ravaged by ethnic hatred. Confronted with unimaginable atrocities, they encounter dark figures such as the gravedigger and witness the loss of those they love. Throughout their life, they endure humiliation, exile, and rejection, both from their own people and from others.

Their journey takes them across continents, where they face new trials, meet new faces, and battle racism and violence. Gradually, the pain leads them to a cold equanimity, and their soul, crushed by the weight of their trials, collapses into indifference.

This uncompromising autobiography is a brutal testimony to human resilience, the invisible scars left by a broken world, and the search for an identity lost in a whirlwind of suffering. A journey through the darkness of the human soul, where each page reflects the quest for survival and hope in an inhuman world.