A Better Way to Say the Same: Novel

This metafiction novel may be considered a literary examination ofa modern societal trend toward romantic relationships betweenpeople of different age groups. The main character of "60 plus" ismarried but falls in love with a beautiful 25-year young girl. Their shortinitial encounter in a gym does not develop beyond a few conversations asshe is scheduled to relocate to another city. He is determined to challengethe circumstances and find her not knowing her contact information.The author offers two probable further developments of their truelove affair under various external conditions. Those change a lot in theunusually twisted scenario. The action takes place in different locations,countries, and time periods. Exceptionally romantic emotional and sexualrelationships may intertwine with exotic journeys or dramatic mysteriousadventures. To achieve such a wide diversity, the author incorporates hisdeep historical and geographical knowledge with broad life experience. Theauthor may purposefully neglect stringent orthography rules conveyinga character's stream of consciousness or include poetic pieces into thenarrative to enhance its emotional impact. Also draw attention multipleextensive epigraphs that help create specific atmosphere intended by theauthor in his writing. This is rarely seen in contemporary prose. Thesenon-traditional techniques allow the author to show his discretion towardthe characters and events not imposing it onto the readers. In conjunctionwith his modern, austere and concise writing style, this makes the booka diverse and captivating reading for literature lovers. It is sure to appealto fiction readers who like to think while reading romance.