In "Apexo," Achilles III balances on the fine line that separates—and at the same time connects—the "inside" and the "outside," presenting stories featuring protagonists who live on the fringes of society. Whether they put themselves in public view by roaming the streets or hide in the dark corners of the city, each emits their own unique message on a frequency that usually goes unnoticed.

In the book’s twenty-two short stories, the reader enters a different, twist-filled literary universe, momentarily matching their step with the steps of people with whom, over time, they discover they have far more in common than they initially believed. They see their reflection in unexpected surfaces and look harsh truths straight in the eye. Then, venturing further into a world where everything obeys the rule that "There are no rules," the reader is finally called to decide whether what they have witnessed unfolding from page to page is more bizarre than what surrounds them every day—things that no longer make much of an impression simply because they have become familiar…