"I, who did not know men" is a captivating novel by Jacqueline Harpman that explores the complex relationships between genders and the search for identity. The protagonist, who lives in a male-dominated world, reflects on her experiences and the challenges arising from her isolation. Harpman skillfully portrays the inner conflicts and emotional depth of her characters. The novel invites readers to contemplate societal norms and the role of genders while immersing themselves in the thoughts of the main character. The translation by Luca Homburg ensures that the linguistic elegance and nuances of the original are preserved. With 224 pages, the book offers a compact yet intense reading experience that provokes thought.