This is a book on body writing, but it will not have tips on the writing routine. A narrative book on the dilemma of friendship among writers in the era of Internet bloggers in exchange for the friendships of traditional literary circles where the appearance of the back is dominated, but you do not expect a narrative plot. It is the biography of the slow -painful death in AIDS, and it will most likely to sympathize with this patient specifically. This book is a study that Kate Zabino tried to answer the question: How can writing change when did you realize that you will die? She did not find the answer to her inability to focus (a mother of a two -year -old girl, a temporary university professor threatening to dispense with her services any day, a writer barely living from writing, hold her second child with health risks, unable to take over without shaking her bladder, living in New York during the peak of the Corona's pandemic The writing did not start until two years after the signing of the contract with the publishing house and several months before the delivery date.). Thus, we ended up with this multi -faceted creative book, which does not recognize the rigid literary classification templates. However, since we are forced to classify, we classified it under "mirrors" - a series that deals with the novel, the short story and the narrative texts - not to prefer the narration at the expense of the rest, but rather an inspiration from the iconic image taken by Herve Giber to his friend Michel Foucault, wearing the Kimono and surrounded by his image reflected on the mirrors Around it; Every reflection is different from the other.