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Mustafa Husar is a former soldier and an aspiring poet. As a result of what he experienced and saw during the war, he now has bipolar disorder in peacetime, and as soon as he manages to put the broken pieces of his life back together, everything falls apart again: into memories of a country that no longer exists, of war and death. He looks for salvation and a way out of the tangled labyrinth of his mind in writing. This is how he returns to the banks of his childhood, to the banks of the Una River in Bosnia and Herzegovina, to his grandmother's house. And so he does - year after year, fish after fish, drop after drop - he lives, re-lives his life, from the beginning to the present.

For this book, the author received the Mesha Selimovic Prize in 2011 and the European Union Literary Prize in 2013.