The book by Zorz Sari with the general title "The Exchange" includes two novellas: "The Muzzling" and "The Warehouse". "The Muzzling": A discussion in the form of an interview turns into a monologue of a woman who, at sixty-six years old, chooses another life, a continuation of life of her own choice... "The Warehouse": A city that changed its face, the Athens that was lost, and a way of life, at the same time, are described with vividness and lyricism, with a narrative that retains the sweet memory, even today, of another way of life. "Prolific and widely read, she stands out for the themes she chooses, for her human heroes, who live daily and face life's problems, for her simple style, her departure from simple and classic narrative techniques, for her direct and non-didactic approach and presentation of the child through her works, and for her comprehensive vision of the modern child. What characterizes the entirety of her work is the experiential writing and her need to express herself through it. A need that, as she herself admits, helps the writer to save themselves: 'Writers write first and foremost for themselves, to express themselves first and foremost, to be saved.'" Dr. Chrysa Kouraki, Narrative and Literary Characters: The Fictional Characters in the Prose Work of Zorz Sari (1969-1995) "Zorz Sari is a person who knows how to write, in the same self-evident way that we know how to breathe. And this you can only appreciate and respect. And above all, enjoy." Eleftherotypia