El Silencio de Enoc

Un anciano llega a la consulta de una psiquiatra convencido de ser Enoc. Afirma haber vivido antes del diluvio y cargar desde hace siglos con un remordimiento imposible de borrar: abandonó a su hija cuando el mundo se preparaba para desaparecer bajo las aguas. A medida que avanzan las sesiones, la frontera entre delirio, memoria y mito comienza a resquebrajarse. Resurgen entonces las voces de Lilit, los vigilantes caídos y los Nefilim; ecos de una antigua civilización levantada frente al mar, condenada por sus decisiones y por el silencio del cielo. Mientras los recuerdos emergen como fragmentos de un sueño olvidado, El silencio de Enoc explora el peso de la culpa, la pérdida y la necesidad humana de encontrar redención incluso cuando ya no parece posible. Una novela lírica e intimista donde la épica antigua convive con la fragilidad de la conciencia.

Manuel Sánchez (Spain, 1967) has been passionate about classical culture and literature since childhood. An indefatigable reader and a prolific author with readers in more than thirty countries, he has published the novels Soul Moon [Alma Luna], Navigators [Navegantes], The Cocoon [La crisálida], Desire Ways [Las rutas del deseo], Ultima Thule [Última Thule], Star Buccaneers [Bucaneros de estrellas], The Sand Tree [El árbol de arena], The Snow Rose [La rosa de nieve], and Sea Eyes [Ojos de mar]; as well as the short story collection Catch-all Drawer [Cajón de sastre] and the volume of poetic reflections The Southeast Wind [El viento del sureste]. As a playwright, his theatre work Frog Pond [Charco de ranas] stands out. He is currently working on a new literary project. His works are available in Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and Chinese, in paperback, ebook, and audiobook formats. He holds a degree in Computer Engineering from the Technical University of Madrid and an MBA from IE, and is a member of international and Spanish literary associations, including ALLi, ACE, AEAE, AAT, PEN, AEMCLM, Quijote, and CEDRO. He has furthered his education with courses in creative writing and classical art at the Escuela de Escritores (Madrid), Universidad de los Andes, Wesleyan University, and Yale University. A tireless traveler, he brings to his work a humanistic perspective, narrative sensitivity, and a constant desire to explore new horizons. Each book is a journey-through landscapes, eras, and questions that continue to resonate long after the final page.