I Go to Seek

This is a book about love, in which one should be reckless and vulnerable, about death, which one must learn to handle correctly, about the power of despair, the bitter taste of happiness, and the blinding charm of omnipotence. And also about botany, music, geography, and international politics, how could it be without them? Ideally, this book should be read twice: in reality and in dreams, because some of its episodes cannot be retold in words, but they can be dreamed by anyone; the other question is whether one will manage to remember them in the morning, but one must try.