If there is a form of literature that belongs to London, that is, of course, the romanticism of poetry. Its narrow cobblestone alleys seem to preserve secrets of bygone eras; the silence you can hear walking alone along the Thames can become the most daring chant of this city, and finally the chant of your existence. Tiziano Brignoli, in this autobiographical Christmas novella, freely inspired by his first trip to the English capital, tells moods, emotions and human perceptions that this city can offer, if only you pay enough attention. It's a bold and avant-garde city, London, but it also knows how to be profound, enigmatic and intense. It will depend on how you choose to visit it. Follow the journey of the protagonist, described by the author as a "restless spirit," who thanks to his London experience will discover parts of himself who were sleepy. London speaks to you not only straight to the heart, but in the deepest part of your soul, until you and the city become partners in that wonderful metropolitan enchantment and magic.