The City of Love Is Not Inhabited by the Sane

The novel begins from the end—the painful moment of separation. "The City of Love is Not Inhabited by Sane People" is a delayed confession of regret, longing, and the desperate need for a lover who left an irreplaceable void. Written in a poetic, melancholy style, the author documents his yearning through literary texts, demonstrating that true love often requires abandoning logic and embracing emotional madness, hoping his message will one day find its way to her.

Because it deeply touches upon the universal feelings of loss and longing through a simple yet profound literary style. It is perfect for fans of romantic novels blended with emotional, heartfelt reflections.

For lovers of romantic literature, prose reflections, and letters, as well as anyone who has experienced separation, longing, or the regret of losing someone dear.