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Einstein's Dreams is a book by American physicist and writer Alan Lightman, translated into more than thirty languages. It is a collage novel that describes dreams about time that young Albert Einstein allegedly had while working at the Berne patent office and developing his theory of relativity. In Einstein's dreams, time moves in a circle, then flows in the opposite direction, then freezes, then slows down. Imaginary worlds where people live forever or just one day, cannot even think about the future or, on the contrary, are able to look into the future, make us think about the influence of time on our behaviour, about how free we are in our actions and about the ability to feel happy - no matter what.

Albert Einstein lived in Bern for seven years, from 1902 to 1909. During this time, he found like-minded friends with whom he discussed books and scientific ideas he had read, found a job that provided him with financial support and food for thought, survived the death of his father, married the woman he loved, lost a daughter, and gained a son...

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