There is a vampire in my lair who haunts me
He surrounds my faltering soul with his cold arms
And he whispers in my ears
Words that taste like honey
There is a vampire in my lair who haunts me
Who terrifies me with his cold heart
And by its fangs that fill my nights with fear
Remembering that I'm alive
There is a vampire in my lair who haunts me
Who turn my weaknesses into arrows
And he shoot into my soul filled with sadness
Laughing at my endless suffering
There is a vampire in my lair who haunts me
Who makes my days endless darkness
And who feeds on my sorrows
When all I have hope for is eternal sleep
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"It is easy enough to be friendly to one's friends. But to befriend the one who regards himself as your enemy is the quintessence of true religion." - Mahatma Gandhi
In order to be as close as possible to the History of the camps, I mainly referred to the writings of the journalist Christian Bernadac.
Below, the books containing the numerous testimonies of camp survivors which were collected by Christian Bernadac and which helped me in the writing of Between Two Oceans, the sequel to Between Two Worlds:
Les Médecins maudits - Les Médecins de l'impossible - Les Sorciers du ciel - Le Train de la mort - Les Mannequins nus - Le Camp des femmes - Kommandos de femmes - Les 186 Marches - Le Neuvième Cercle - Des jours sans fin
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Between Two Oceans - Book 2
RomanceRavensbrück, Auschwitz, Mauthausen, names that inspire terror. Names of death. While Blaine is at the end of the world and Catherine struggles to not let her grief drown her, Catrina's memoir plunges us into the hell of the concentration camps. But...
