Ο Νεκρός Που Μας Χρειάζεται
In Greek
Année de publication
2003
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This book focuses on telling a central event: the "useful "Dead is the one who is predicted to lend his name to Gerard so that he can live with it, while his corpse - who will die physically from exhaustion - will be taken to the crematorium with Gerard's number. . . The problematic relationship of the "I" with the "other" peaks here: the boundaries of the "I" are fluid, as it could so easily be the "other". . . The book has the depth of reflection and at the same time the light grace of Sembrun's writing. The world is full of miracles on the one hand and mystery on the other. "We must not let death determine our actions or our morals."
