Alexander Salow: The Death Of Lili, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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The Death of Lili is an intimate and haunting psychological novel that explores the fragile boundaries between love, loss, and madness. Lili, a woman marked by emotional scars and a lifelong struggle with borderline personality disorder, narrates her descent through grief, obsession, and redemption. Her voice-raw, poetic, and deeply human-invites readers into the depths of a mind that feels too much and breaks under the weight of its own intensity. Moving between painful memories and surreal revelations, The Death of Lili blurs the line between reality and delusion, tenderness and cruelty, faith and despair. It is not merely the story of one woman's collapse-it is a reflection on how we survive love, how we reinvent ourselves after loss, and how, sometimes, death becomes the only place where truth feels possible. Perfect for readers of Sylvia Plath, Virginie Despentes, and Elena Ferrante, this novel captures the beauty and brutality of a soul at war with itself.