Bíró Zoltán István - Internal forest

12 gift songs from the band Adori Office as an appendix to the novel

The Inner Forest takes the reader through a mystery game that is both shocking and ugly, inspired and deranged. A top model's musician husband stumbles upon an African surgeon who practices magic. Her path leads from the bed of a ballet dancer to a pop band to shaman drumming, through a scandal at an opera ball to an unpredictable, yet predictable mistake.

Intoxicated, in the shadow of strong women, he moves in search of his goal. And meanwhile, like some ominous premonition, like the barely perceptible clouds in the summer sky, the shadow of doom is cast over the story.
In the background of the degenerate plot, an unusual world of faith emerges, a religion devoid of binding orders. This belief is an experience of the driving force of life, which is in everything, in grains of sand and raindrops, in animals and humans, even in the lying protagonist.

István Zoltán Bíró's novel, like the previous one (Könyé de Gyarlóságy, L'Harmattan Kiadó 2014), mixes the wildness of reality with the supernatural. The author is a journalist and high-tech columnist.