"I have two constants in my life, the sea and my daughter," said Margarita Lyberaki. A few days after her death, her daughter, Margarita Karapanou, wrote: "My mother and I have known each other for a long time. When I was a child, she showed me the stars. 'They are mine,' she told me. When I was twelve years old, we were walking with a man on the street. 'He is mine,' she told me." This special relationship between mother and daughter, and at the same time between two leading figures of Greek prose, comes to the forefront with the book by Fotini Tsalikoglou, which places in a field of reflection and reconsideration a rare testimony: the letters that Margarita sent to Margarita (...) that narrate and recreate a gripping story. A strange and paradoxical story, as are the stories of unique relationships in our lives. (...) [Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]