All truth is subjective or so David believes as he sets out to change his life. A New Yorker in his early thirties, he moves to Paris to work for an international aid agency. He's happy and he's in love, but then his carefully scripted story goes awry. After experiencing memory lapses he is advised by a doctor to seek rest in a small town in the south of France. As he struggles to regain his memories he must confront a world full of contradictions and illusions. The Solitude Myth has been described as: "cerebral and elegant . . . " "an insight into existential mysteries . . . "