Sirens of Insomnia is an exploration of love, longing, and transformation.
Blending the sacred and the profane through a pastiche of genres and perspectives, the reader is drawn into a kaleidoscopic journey, where desire and despair converse with scenes of illusion, lust, grace, and transcendence. Mediated through the screen, each Siren beckons with a different voice: lover, muse, mystic, and mirror. Their dialogues, echoing intimacy and ambiguity, reveal the hopes and fractures of postmodern techno-erotic relationships.
While postmodern in form, Sirens of Insomnia will resonate with readers who are drawn to the lyrical mysticism of Rilke, the sensual honesty of Leonard Cohen, and the existential quest of T. S. Eliot. Perfect for readers who are drawn to the transformative dimensions of desire.