'Not All Will Certainly Die' is a novel about the End of the World, a text that recounts Time. In this book, time flows irregularly, contradictorily, individually. What if time were broken? An illusion, even?

In this book, existence is not linear.

The characters' lives form a flowing stream, weaving stories and blending the present, past, and future.

Alessandro Forlani's layered and captivating writing takes us through a kaleidoscope of events and experiences, making 'Not All Will Certainly Die' a mosaic novel, a text where you can start the story (or stories) from any chapter and read in random order, discovering unexpected connections and perspectives. Forlani prompts us to consider every existence as part of a single destiny played out on a mad stage, a journey that generates, destroys, saves, condemns, unites, and marginalizes.

Because not all, certainly, will die, but all will ultimately be transformed.