Before us is a young bachelor, truly carefree. His name is Gisin. His income is enough for him to finance a comfortable life and maintain a country house with a servant. What's wrong? He also has plenty of free time, which he uses for entertainment and trips around the area.

Every now and then he is disturbed by a vague but firm longing concerning his existence: he wants to understand his role in the world. What should we do with this thing called "life"? What will Gissin find on the horizon, where the blue begins? He embarks on a wondrous journey in pursuit of his destiny.

Reading this novel, as with Morley's other books, evokes a rare sense of literary bliss. Where Blue Begins is a delicacy, a satirical fantasy in which humanity wears a dog collar. Morley is a master of humor, irony, and humanity, and his words are so penetrating because he writes at eye level. This delicate and ingenious fantasy can turn difficult days into fertile ground for the growth of new hope.