The last man
Since the disease arrived, the world became silent. First it was the hospitals, then the streets, and finally the homes. The men disappeared as if the air itself had erased them. No one understood why, or how, or when it would end. But in an old house, with high walls and sealed windows, there was still one. He has no name. Not because he didn't have it, but because his family decided it was safer that way. A name is a door. A name can escape. And he was not to escape. The house is inhabited by six women who love him with a mixture of tenderness, fear and obsession. For them, he is a miracle. To the world, it would be a danger. That is why they hide it. That is why they protect him. That's why they lock him up.
About The last man
Since the disease arrived, the world became silent. First it was the hospitals, then the streets, and finally the homes. The men disappeared as if the air itself had erased them. No one understood why, or how, or when it would end. But in an old house, with high walls and sealed windows, there was still one. He has no name. Not because he didn'...Read more