A certain writer is trying to recreate the last day of the life of Samuel, a young man who suddenly died (committed suicide?) in a car accident. In the stories of friends, his girlfriend, relatives and neighbors, different facets of his personality emerge: a loving grandson, a reluctant bureaucrat, a devoted friend, an absurd poser, a lover, ready to do anything for his girlfriend... What remains of all our fleeting memories? And what lies behind what we don’t remember? This is a novel about love and friendship, betrayal and violence, grief from the loss of a loved one and loneliness, the transience of time and the properties of our memory. Jonas Hassen Kemiri (b. 1978) is one of the most popular writers in modern Sweden. His debut novel, On the Red Eye (2003), became the best-selling novel in Sweden and was filmed in 2007. The novel “Everything I Don’t Remember” (2015) was awarded Sweden’s most prestigious literary award, the August Strindberg Prize, and has been translated into 25 languages. Published in Russian for the first time.