Felix Twojour: The Man with Two Days to Live

What would you say if you only had two days to live?

Felix Twojour is a wanderer, a man untethered by time, drifting from place to place, speaking to strangers in alleys, temples, gardens, and forgotten roads. He meets beggars and politicians, poets and skeptics, fishermen and outlaws—each encounter a fleeting moment, yet rich with meaning. In every conversation, Felix listens, questions, and offers quiet revelations. His words linger, like ripples in water, subtly shifting the hearts of those he leaves behind.

Set against the backdrop of real places—Moroccan deserts, Japanese Zen temples, Icelandic glaciers, Pacific shores—this novel is a journey of thought and emotion. Each chapter is a self-contained dialogue, a reflection on life, death, love, time, and the unseen forces that shape us.

Yet, amidst all his wisdom and mystery, one question remains: Does Felix truly have only two days to live, or is time simply a road that stretches endlessly before him?

A meditative, poetic exploration of existence, Felix Twojour and his Wanderings invites readers to pause, to listen, and to see the world anew—through the eyes of a man who walks without destination.