We spend our lives defending contradictions.
At forty-seven, T. has almost everything one is supposed to want.
And yet, the further he goes, the blurrier the lines become between love and desire, success and emptiness, fidelity and freedom.
Paradox explores this territory where no one is entirely right, no one is entirely wrong, and every life becomes the stage for contradictions impossible to resolve.
Early impressions
Simply captivating and brilliant. What struck me most was the absence of easy answers. No one is entirely right or wrong. Paradoxe does not give us answers; it leaves us with questions.