Endless Flight

"Endless Flight" is a compelling biography of Joseph Roth, the celebrated novelist and journalist known for his masterpiece "The Radetzky March." It traces Roth's tumultuous life from his childhood in Brody through his wandering existence across Europe between the wars, highlighting his struggles against the rise of Nazism and personal challenges, including the mental illness of his wife and his own descent into alcoholism. Keiron Pim examines Roth's complex relationship with his Jewish identity and the impact of his absent father, offering a poignant exploration of belonging and artistic brilliance that resonates with contemporary themes of uncertainty and migration.