Panic creeps up on us like a dark twin. It’s also a wound that opens in the protagonist’s back or chest, from which the monster emerges. Panic begins with Ana’s first panic attack, that splits her chest in two, releasing a force that left her sad and unable to control this emotion for the next five years.
Music, corrosive humor and irony in the face of tragedy run through the book. Far from solemnity, those who open these pages will find another, perhaps more festive, way of facing adversity.
