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Summary

In the novel "Life Without End," Frédéric Beigbeder explores humanity's eternal quest for immortality, intertwining personal experiences with philosophical reflections. The protagonist, the author's alter ego, delves into the world of scientific discoveries and biotechnology, seeking a way to cheat death. Traveling the globe, he meets scientists, researchers, and dreamers who offer their solutions to this timeless enigma. Against this backdrop, a love story unfolds, where the hero realizes that the true value of life lies not in its infinity, but in the depth and richness of each moment. Beigbeder masterfully combines irony and lyricism, creating a work that prompts reflection on the meaning of life and the inevitability of its end.