and the Knots of the Unseen
A father vanishes beyond a threshold that did not exist an instant before.
Nine years later, a signal: three short pulses, two long.
His son Elia must choose: seek him or let him go.
Some copies of this novel travel the world, left in public places waiting to be found. Each copy carries a code (e.g. NODI-001): report where you found it and it will appear on the map, tracing the journey that copy is making from hand to hand. Read it — then, if you like, leave it somewhere for the next reader.
The very first copy set free: inside, the handwritten dedication and the code NODI-001. If you are the one who finds it, report it here — you will open its journey on the map.
It was not an explosion, nor an apparition. It was a barely perceptible oscillation in the background beat of the universe — the wrong reflection of a spoon in water, a whisper recorded by a switched-off microphone, a missing digit in a perfect equation.
Leonardo Galvani, a visionary physicist, noticed it before anyone else. He observed what refused to appear. He crossed a threshold that did not exist an instant before, and vanished. He left behind an empty laboratory, a silent wife, and a son — Elia — who grew up sensing what no one else could see.
Nine years later, a signal arrives.
Three short pulses, two long — a signature.
His father's voice whispering among the frequencies:
"Not everything invisible is absent."
Elia is not a hero by choice, but by necessity. His strange perception — the "off notes" in the fabric of the real, the connections no one else sees — stops being a curse and becomes the key. But every key opens a door. And not all doors lead where you expect.
"There are knots where reality stops behaving as we expect.
What if we tried not to force them — but to follow the path of the weave?
Perhaps then we would let the knot reveal the exact point
where tension becomes freedom."
— Leonardo Galvani, Resonantia Project
Since childhood he hears the "off notes" in the universe. He sees connections others ignore. A sensitivity that isolates him — and that will prove his greatest strength.
"The void I feel is not an absence. It is a shape. It is the exact shape of responsibility."
A brilliant physicist, an observer of what does not wish to be seen. He crossed a threshold no one believed existed — and from the other side he keeps whispering.
"Not everything invisible is absent."
She did not weep when Leonardo vanished. She began collecting fragments — notes, dreams, driftings. She watched over the void knowing it still held something.
"He had already fought his war. Now it's our turn."
True to its theme, the novel hides a layer that reveals itself only to those who truly look. Point your phone at the illustrations and the images come alive in augmented reality — straight from the browser, with nothing to install.
Open the reader on your smartphone and point the camera at the book's illustrations. The linked video will appear anchored on the page.
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Every knot ties to another. Around Elia's story unfolds a web of experiences: a game, videos, an encrypted code to decipher.
The signal. The search. The first step beyond the threshold. The beginning of everything.
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A new frequency awakens — intense, unstable, pulsing with memories that do not belong to Elia.
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Every Knot has an echo. Every choice, a reflection. And every hero… a hidden counterpart.
Coming soonThe signal is active. The question is whether you'll choose to follow it.