Celia Dinan died some two hundred years ago – back in the twenty-first century. As her life is rediscovered it becomes apparent that she is the author of a powerful and passionate tale – a tale which only she could have written but which 'everywoman' will painfully acknowledge as her own.
En overmodig og succesrig polsk jøde fra forrige århundrede mister gennem sine løgne, sin udstråling og dermed sin magt over kvinder og sit publikum
From the author of "The Confessions of Josef Baisz", this concerns the desire to possess and the desire to be free. A student falls in love with Diana, a woman much older than himself; a younger woman falls in love with him. Haunting them all is the presence of Diana's husband, a well-known poet.
