For the first time, a book by a writer is being published in Russian, each new novel of which became a bestseller in Europe, and the total volume of copies sold reached 6 million. Based on the novel “Nowhere in Africa,” the feature film collected almost two dozen awards at prestigious international film festivals and in 2002 was awarded the Oscar for best foreign language film. The family of the recently successful lawyer Walter Redlich finds himself in Kenya - without a language, without funds to existence, without hope of regaining a lost homeland...Full of drama, populated by unforgettable characters, permeated with gentle humor and bitter self-irony, colored with a unique African flavor, Stephanie Zweig’s novel “Nowhere in Africa” has all the qualities of a real book, which is destined for a long life. It is no coincidence that the author of one of the American reviews prefaced his review with the words of W. Hugh Auden: “There are undeservedly forgotten books; There are no books that are not undeservedly forgotten.”