This work is a thesaurus and is not a thesaurus.

If you need a dictionary of synonyms, such as Roget's Thesaurus, you had better not buy this book.



This book contains the following three novels written in a highly abstract manner.

""Fiori Musicali""

""True vs. False""

""Who Wrote Which?""

If you do not love to read experimental literature, you had better not buy this book.



These novels are closer to music or art.

Someone may read them like listening to minimal music.

Someone may read them like looking at abstract art.



The Italian word ""Fiori Musicali"" means a bouquet of music in English.

Across time and space, composers, performers, and audiences interact as if they gather into a brilliant bouquet.



""True vs. False"" is a literary portrait of Piet Mondrian, renowned for his geometric abstract painting.

Philosophical works that he created immediately after the Second World War are presented in this fiction.



Although great literary works will remain in the distant future, information about their authors will gradually become vague. Finally, we will ask the question, ""Who Wrote Which?""