Ehh, and alongside the cosmic serpents, and the doves hidden in Jesus' saying about harmlessness and a standardly clear wisdom, that is, the cunning my SF butterflies do not grasp, nothing has to be from there or from then... but rather... Oh, uncover that in the novel too!

Eh and on account of 'those tangled trifles' I have to describe this as well...

Bound by an ending - even by black humour as unsuspected possibilities that could in time change the complete courses of an already accomplished reality of the stories; and lengthened by a retrospective funnel of more than 2000 genuinely interesting pages, this is an ecological and spiritual and at the same time a science fiction novel.

It is instructive, and one ought to set aside a good deal of golden time for the deferred understanding of it, which with our fast way of life we have less and less of. Displays of wisdom can deceive you too. Do they tell you that quantity comes at the expense of quality? However, here you will certainly feel (a weak siddhi) and see that quality holds first place, not only through the stories, but that it wins you over by its look, by X titles and so on... And as far as the quantity of text is concerned... they told Mozart too that he had too many notes. So here, in Croatian, alongside cosmic and earthly descriptions I shall draw a subatomic comparison and from here go on with our simplest animals right up to where the nucleotides in the 'A1 simulator' of the Big Bang are not, and so would not think any better about the second heavenly man... let alone our evolutionary one, that is, the one rather 'forgotten' from then on...