Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler in unpredictable conversations with Makis Provatas and Efi Vasilopoulou. She talks, among other things, about her childhood and teenage years, her parents, the Occupation and the Resistance, her life in France, motherhood and her role as a grandmother. She discusses the "Greek continuity," ancient Greece and Byzantium, modern Greek history that "Peloponnesizes," as well as the "ahistorical nonsense" of Tayyip Erdogan, the pandemic, and the war in Ukraine. She shares her views on whether education improves people, on young people in the internet age and school bullying, what is truly self-evident in life; on the concept of memory, oblivion, and truth; on love and a happy marriage, betrayal and loss; on the feasibility or not of self-knowledge and the puzzle called "soul"; on humanity as the greatest virtue and art as a living organism, on the poets she admires. 

The edition is complemented by an appendix with 14 published and unpublished poems of hers.