One year, one street, its people: Robert Seethaler's new novel The Street is not in the center of the city and not on its edge. Hidden it lies somewhere in between. No visitor would get lost there, and yet everything that can happen to people happens in it. A boy is gripped by the hunting fever. Another does not know what to do with his anger. A florist lives for a man who doesn't even see her. A home manager watches over her protégés and is herself the loneliest of all. A clergyman is lost to his congregation. Worry shakes the residents, longing drives them out into the streets at night, love drives them out of their minds. They have dreams and secrets. Their paths cross every day, but what do they know about each other? In his new novel, Robert Seethaler links their stories into a mosaic of moments - and thus of life itself.