La Malédiction De L'éphémère

Wars are traumas in human history. This one -- the Third World War -- more than any other, and not just by the destruction it has caused. Not just because of the Z-bomb nightmare... Coming from elsewhere, beings have struck. They locked up those they considered troublemakers in the very places where the greatest destruction had been perpetrated. Then they left, without an explanation. Massed, humiliated, humanity continued to live. Thirty years after the "war of Z", the scar would almost be closed if... If not these areas saturated with radiation, closed to man by a foreign will, remain. If, in the face of pictorial criticism, a new school, blacker than Goya, more anguished than Van Gogh, more desperate than Roszak or Munch, would not revive the memory of the nightmare. Why these dark visions, when man is in dire need of hope? And above all: who are these geniuses of the macabre?--babelio.com