Patibulum. Ten days of one city

"Patibulum" is the piercing debut of Denis Dudinsky, where in ten days a peaceful city turns into an arena of fear, rage and impunity.
The author shows with surgical precision how quickly moral foundations collapse when a person is given power over others.
This novel is a warning and a mirror in which everyone will see how thin the line is between a man and a murderer.

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"Patibulum" is Denis Dudinsky's debut novel about man, power and impunity.

What will happen to the city if its inhabitants are given the right to choose between death and dishonor? How many days does it take for peaceful townspeople to turn into a lynch mob, and a decent person into an executioner? The author examines how quickly moral foundations crumble when fear, thirst for revenge and the possibility of impunity take over conscience. Can chance turn a rabbit into a hero? And is it possible to preserve humanity if everyone around chooses cruelty? That's all it takes ten days.

"Patibulum" is the debut novel by Dzianis Dudzinski about man, power, and impunity.

What will happen to a city if its inhabitants are given the right to choose between death and disgrace? How many days does it take for peaceful citizens to turn into a lynch mob, and a decent person to turn into an executioner? The author explores how quickly moral foundations are destroyed when fear, the thirst for revenge, and the possibility of impunity prevail over conscience. Can chance turn a coward into a hero? And is it possible to preserve humanity when everyone around chooses cruelty? All it takes is ten days .