Between Cities: (A guided report)

Felix Wendelin lives between continents-but belongs nowhere.From Mexico City to Rome, from Rome to Mexico City. Felix is in his mid-30s, successful, free, and exhausted by a life without an anchor. As an expat in a globalized world, he travels between luxury hotels and business meetings, navigating superficial acquaintances and fleeting encounters.In Mexico City, Felix meets Alejandra, and for the first time in years, he feels a flicker of a forgotten love-a promise he once made to himself and then buried. While the world around him plunges into political crises and social upheavals, Felix must face a hard truth: those who stay in constant motion are always running from something.A literary novel about rootlessness in the 21st century, the search for meaning in a fragmented world, and the courage to begin one's life anew. For readers of Karl Ove Knausgård, Roberto Bolaño, and Michel Houellebecq-a haunting assessment of our time, suspended between East and West, tradition and modernity, freedom and displacement.Felix Wendelin tells the story of a generation that can have everything-except a home.