Alekzander : The Son of Thousand Graves is, at its core, an exploration of what it means to be human in.

A world defined by change and impermanence. Through Alekzander's eyes, we experience both the profound loneliness of existing outside normal human time and the heightened appreciation for sensory experience that comes from centuries of careful observation.

His story invites us to consider our own relationship with time, memory, and mortality—and perhaps to look more closely at the world around us, to notice the textures, scents, and sounds that create the fabric of our daily lives.

I hope readers will come away from this book with a renewed awareness of their own sensory experience and a deeper appreciation for the bittersweet beauty of our finite human lives.