Can the past determine the future? If Dr. Mark Cage had not accepted a seemingly innocent invitation, his life would not probably have changed so dramatically. If, in turn, Frank Mc Alester was not a hallucinated traveler wandering about both Sense and Nonsense, he would have never ended up crashing into the great walls of modern society. Moving in an intricate city where everything was catchy and thought-impairing, they were forced to find some meaning within themselves. But how can one discover a spark of light in a byzantine maze of darkness?
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Francisco Martins was born in Santarém, Portugal. He wrote and directed his first play when he was twelve, and got curious about the effect it produced on people. Bearing that in mind, he began experimenting with essays and short stories that he only showed to a small group of friends. When he was fourteen, he started conjecturing about the underpinnings of human nature, and wrote a series of stories about significant historical events. It was only after spending a month in New York City that he started writing in English. The Salmon under the Soulberry Tree is his debut novella.