In this powerful collection of essays, David Grossman addresses his dreams of peace, contemplates  “the Other,” mourns for Yitzhak Rabin, and examines the books that have most impacted his life. A rare glimpse into both the political and private thoughts of one of this generation’s most gifted writers.

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​Rights Sold:

France, Editions du Seuil; Germany, Hanser Verlag; Greece, Scripta Publishers; Holland, Cossee; Italy, Mondadori; Mexico, Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial; Spain, Random House Mondadori (Debate ) UK, Bloomsbury; USA, Farrar, Strauss & Giroux

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​Reviews:

“Lively and luminous…” – Le Soir

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“These days it is indispensable to read Grossman.” – Le Canard Enchaine

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“A precious little book” – Inrockuptibles