After its launching at the International Book Saloon (SIC) 2011, I found myself browsing this book, which was one of many others: The man who traveled alone – a novel considered «more autobiographical than fictional» written by C.V. Gheorghiu, translated from French by Gheorghiţă Ciocioi, and edited by Sophia in 2010. After reading it with great interest, I discovered another brave man who wrote the whole truth about the Romanians inside and outside the country. Read and make sure. Gh. Ciocioi has also translated Condottiere, edited by Sophia and God’s reception day is only Sunday, which has appeared in Alba Iulia published by Reîntregirea (Reunification).