Is it possible to travel to other worlds? Zorana has proven this with her novel, where the reader with such ease is transferred to another world, where he forgets both time and space. If there was a work that is a combination of "The Parrot's Theorem," "Sophie's World" and written in Pavic's manner - you would get something like "The Game of Infinite Curvature." Although this is the author's first novel, she has led us as a virtuoso on this journey through new, unique stories, unlikely to be written so far by anyone. The author is skillfully playing with the words and minds of her readers, magnetically drawing us into an imaginary world where you can so clearly feel and see yourself the details such as the melting of a snowflake in one's hand, or a droplet of sweet on someone's lips. In the sea of petty stories and commercial novels, Zorana has shown us that she has something to differentiate from and to honor us, readers, with quality. This novel is a real diamond!

There was a time when we were children, in our mind and our soul, with curiosity watching the world until everyday life made us grow up and give up. This novel brings us back to what we were, to what we are still - the beings of a universe covered with stardust and thoughts made of diamonds. The lines of this novel-puzzle are, probably, not intended for everyone, but for a skillful and careful reader. While reading, we will get to the bottom of a philosophical labyrinth and empathize with the psychology of the characters, realizing that each of them represents a part of our soul. We are all a bit Philosopher, Musician, Actress, and others. We all yearn for the secret of life. We were once all obsessed with memories, wondering if it could be different, and what our choices created from us and where they lead us. Zorana will bring us into the mystery with a spirited spiral, letting us be children again and adults at the same time.

The space-time dimension gets a special meaning in your book. It seems that the characters are not even aware of it. They simply live and struggle for moments of joy. Indeed, as readers, seeing from the distance, we see the deep connection of seemingly individual and autonomous beings into an existential network that we simply can call: Life!