100 Days

A unique literary diary reflecting on art, life, and the pandemic. When the Covid pandemic led to lockdown, Gabriel Josipovici responded by writing an essay a day for 100 days, tracking the changing seasons and the crisis.

Organized alphabetically, these essays explore topics from Aachen to Zoos, Alexandria to Berio, reflecting on memory, loss, and the human condition. Josipovici draws on his life and works, intertwining personal history with reflections on art and literature. He grapples with questions of identity, creativity, and finding meaning in a chaotic world.

For readers of literary essays and memoirs, this collection offers an insightful and moving exploration of art, life, and the search for understanding in a time of unprecedented change.
Gain new perspectives on art and literature.Reflect on the human condition during a crisis.Explore themes of memory, identity, and meaning.