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ning, if we were to conclude that his appetite to write was due to Alexandra leaving beforehand; which would mean that she had provoked it, as a reason or as a cause, a pair utterly simplistic in the tight corset we refuse to be entrapped by, long preferring the infinite-ly more enlightening notion of the catalyst, which does what exactly? It multiplies the speed of a chemi-cal reaction to such a degree that, in its absence, only just about manages to – if it does at all – take place. The primary explanation is to be found elsewhere, and specifically in the fact that every terrorist act re-quires the radicalization of its up-until-now unsuspi-cious and beyond-suspicion perpetrator. So the same question that divides the ubiquitous islamologists – if, that is, we ought to be talking about a radicalisation of Islam or conversely about the Islamisation of the already pre-existing radicality which, in absence of a more suitable offer, finds in Islam a shoulder to lean on – is also posed, albeit slightly paraphrased, for the act of writing by a novice.

A radicalisation then, whose early stages, in Babis’ case, in our opinion were: the realisation, on the one hand, that the energy and, therefore, the inner syn-ergies, clarity and sobriety that were required