PARTED GODS follows fraternal twins Antonella and Federico Adamo, artists, lovers, andeach other’s missing half, in the split second after a catastrophic accident suspends time. As Antonella slips into Federico’s memories, the novel unfolds through music, painting, and myth,tracing a relationship that refuses easy definition. Set against the intensity of Europe’s art world and the haunting pull of ancient stories, Félix-Díaz crafts a narrative that interrogates what it means to be whole and what happens when love fractures into fate.Félix-Díaz brings a cinematic sensibility shaped by his work in theater, poetry, and screenwriting. The result is a novel that moves like music, lyrical, urgent, and deeply alive. Alfredo Félix-Díaz, born in Mexico City and raised between there and California.He is former professor of 20th-century European literature at Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City. Félix-Díaz has lived in several European cities, where his work in theater has continued to expand. Presently based in Vienna, since 2013, Félix-Díaz now works primarily as a screenwriter. He has written or co-written films and television series for 20th Century Fox, Netflix, Amazon Studios, Televisa, and Lionsgate. He is Autor of four poetry collections. Parted Gods is his first novel. His new poetry collection will be published by Unsolicited Press in 2027Reading: Wed, Sept. 9th, 7PM
