The Song of Panne (Being Mainly about Elephants)

The story revolves around a weary, disabled man who receives an unexpected visitor from his troubled past, bringing with him an element reminiscent of Greek mythology. As the author navigates a complex web of deceit and contradictions, he is drawn into a situation that challenges his better judgment, forcing him to take action despite the risks involved. The narrative explores themes of redemption and the impact of past choices.