The protagonist of the novel—let’s call him Fišer—wakes up one day to find that his soul has burned out, and now he must learn to live without it. This absurd-realist story follows the slow fading of an unnamed inner energy, narrated by a cynic who takes nothing seriously, least of all himself.

The graphic design mirrors this tone with equal irreverence. The typography cuts through the pages uncompromisingly, with exaggerated sizes that deliberately overstate—or undermine—the meaning of the text. The visual language plays with excess and imbalance, yet the publication remains coherent. Its structure and rhythm reflect the nature of the literary work itself: restless, ironic, and intentionally out of step, but held together by a clear underlying concept.