This is a work of tele-psychic drama; a dark speculative fiction where all players function on a thin thread of sanity before breaking off into a realm of neurotic Love and Death. It brings a touch of horror that ties together themes that are familiar to most of us in the form of eeriness and uncomfortable affairs; a twisted, buoyant romance of lost and found identity and haunting passion. In keeping with our notions that love can be bigger than life, Lydia is bigger than death. Lydia is an artwork that endures. SCIBETTA, once again brings surrealism to the forefront of American Literature. Through it all there is Lydia, as haunting as the melody that bears her name. Is she real? The artistic residue of a fevered dream or something else? She's a singular woman with a haunted doppelganger, and a past buried deeper than the ink that encodes the love letter decorating her corpus delectable

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