The Novels of Paulo Coelho: The winner stands alone'

Paulo Coelho penetrates without smoothing the world of class over velvet of celebrities, wealthy and powerful people, helping them in the most difficult moments without masks or frills. It monitors their behavior and behavior towards the ordeal they are exposed to. He pays them to us as they are naked, barefoot, and they are the ones who plan for us how to live and where to step, and how much money, nerves and age we should spend! And the space that we are entitled to occupy and the range of dreams that it allows us to have. They are the players who see in life only the joy of life, and who, despite the noise and crowding, fall into loneliness and solitude. Twenty-four hours at the Cannes Film Festival, where Igor is coming to reclaim the love of his wife, whatever the cost, Paulo Coelho's pen tamperes with an analyst after plunging the so-called festival-goers into an inescapable crisis. In the novel "The winner remains alone," the trilogy of power, money, fame, and the extent of their power over souls flares up. In it, Paulo Coelho presents a world in which we live or in which others live, and we have never realized that it is so strange and so hidden. A review of accounts, a pause with the self, a discovery of the inside in a world that believes only in the outwardly, executioners and victims of orchestrated dreams are panting behind them and not knowing that all of this may have a very high price ...