"The Antilife" speaks about people who fulfill their dreams for renewal and escape. Some of them even risk their lives to change their seemingly inevitable destiny. Wherever they are, the characters of "The Antilife" constantly face the temptation of an alternative existence that could reverse their fate.

Our guide to these protean lives, through the captivating landscapes of the book - familiar and foreign - is the novelist Nathan Zuckerma. He is the critical mind that calculates the price that must be paid each time to change the fate of the heroes and rewrite history, whether in a dentist's office in New Jersey or a traditional village in Gloucestershire, England, or in a church in West End, London, or a tiny settlement in the desert of the Israeli-occupied West Bank.