What you can see from here

Selma, an old woman from the Westerwald region, can foresee death. Whenever an okapi appears to her in a dream, someone in the village dies the next day. However, it remains unclear who will be affected. Mariana Leky tells the story of what the villagers fear in the following hours, what they recklessly dare to do, confess, make disappear, or set right. What can be seen from here is the portrait of a village where everything is mysteriously interconnected. But above all, it is a book about love under difficult circumstances, love that seemingly always chooses the most unfavorable conditions. "What can be seen from here is so entertaining and fairy-tale-like, and possesses such great wisdom and depth that I absolutely wanted to be involved with it. There are very few books that have this effect on me." Sandra Hüller.