LUPTA MEA. CARTEA A SASEA. SFARSIT. Karl Ove Knausgard

Karl Ove Knausgård looks back on his life and its costs. This is the sixth and last book of Lupta mea. He revisits his own failings from the earlier books. As his fame as a writer grows, it brings pain. He also asks how works of literature relate to real life.

He tells his life story as a work of literature. He writes of great crises and small, daily tasks. He weighs his hopes, flaws, doubts, and close ties. He looks at bonds with friends and past lovers. He also looks at his wife, children, and parents. He draws on history, philosophy, literature, and visual art. This book ends a series that takes a close look at private life.