Sándor Anikó - Összezárva (2022)

"You know I haven't told anyone this yet, right?"

Everything I'm going to tell you would never have happened if the epidemic hadn't hit four months after I moved into the rented apartment, which locked the door of the house on Völgy Street to me for a long time.
It was all like a bad dream, only it didn't want to end now. My life changed dramatically overnight. It had been weeks since I was allowed to touch anyone. I yearned more and more desperately for the proximity of a human body, a breath, a glance. For the mere presence of someone.
I don't know at what moment I realized that some very important transformation had begun, not only in me, but in the world, and it could rewrite everything that had happened so far. The realization that my usual life was over forever crept under my skin imperceptibly.

In conclusion, four lonely women and one randomly thrown man, who, against their will and will, have found themselves in a situation in which the acceptance of interdependence remains their only handhold for life. As the water shapes the stone, their resistance to the outside world slowly dissolved.

Sándor Anikó was originally a journalist, whose life took a big turn when he walked the 800 km pilgrimage route, El Camino, in 2011.
Upon returning home, he turned his back on his previous life, and since then 15 books have been published about his external and internal journeys to distant parts of the world, which always focus on the human soul.