About this book
Ioan Suciu (b. 1948, in Sibiu) graduated from the Academy of Economic Studies in 1971. He made his debut with the volume of stories Vânătoare de roți (1982). Followed by: Three Hundred Steps, novel (2011), The Yellow Chandelier, stories (2012), The Iron Man, stories (2014), The Institution, novel (2015), The Porcelain Woman, stories (2016), The Mummy, short stories (2017), The Nutcracker, novel (2018), The Glass Man, stories (2018), The Giant Ants, stories (2020). "- In the continuation of my exposition, I want to emphasize discipline. I don't know if you have noticed, but in nature there is a rhythmicity of phenomena. The sun rises every morning; it sets every evening. Grass grows from the ground. Seasons follow one another. You will not see summer after autumn, winter after spring. The sky is up, the earth is down. The moon appears in the evening and disappears in the morning. The trees grow with their tops up. Children are mici la început și mari la sfârșit. Picioarele noastre ajung până la pământ. Pietrișul de pe munte cade de sus în jos. Când mergem dimineața la serviciu, ne întâlnim cu aceleași persoane, la aceleași ore. Animalele care au dinți, se folosesc de ei pentru a mânca. Animalele care n‑au dinți, nu se folosesc de ei. Când ne e sete, bem apă, când nu, nu. Observăm că există gesturi care se repetă. Ritualuri. Lumea merge înainte. Iar dacă ar merge back, the main direction will be that and people will think they are moving forward."
