SE ABOVE, SUN BELOW | George Salis

Sea Above, Sun Below is influenced by Western nyths, some Geek, some with biblical overtones, resulting in a fusion of fantastic dreams, bizarre yet beautiful nightmares, and multiple narative threads that form a tapestry wich depicst the fragility of characters teetering on the brink of madness.

”Only when the ether becomes the blood of the clay-born will humen ever know any certain abode beyond the surface of the earth.’ Who, in his first novel, writes such as this? A visonary wuderkind if not a poet-demon. This in the intensely wrought intelectual and spiritual, if nihilistic and angelic Sea Above, Sun Belowe by George Sails, who writes sentensesof succubusted wise men inhabiting him from the foetal stage, allowing him at the same time freedom to roam and range where only the greatest sentence artificers survive without water. That is to say more than that Sartre was right to be mystifide by Flaunbert, for the writer Salise was not made, but borne, and was a writer even before that.”