Seven Wonderful Years

About This Novel

Etgar Keret has had many worries over the past seven years: his son Lev was born in Tel Aviv, the epicenter of the terrorist attacks; his father is sick; he has recurring nightmares about the president of Iran; and a relentless telemarketer who will probably sell him products until the day he dies. But out of that dark, absurd life came many funny, tender and thoughtful essays. Keret moves freely between the personal and the political, the funny and the profound, allowing us to see how volatile the world is and how humans find good in the unlikeliest of places.

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