Go, Went, Gone

After retiring from his career as a university professor, Richard explores Berlin and finds himself connecting with a community of African asylum seekers in a tent city at Oranienplatz. As he gets to know the people there, his perspective begins to shift, prompting him to reflect on issues of belonging and identity in a divided city. The novel offers an insightful look at race, migration, and the search for meaning through the eyes of an aging man.