Seeing without eyes means perceiving the world differently and anew. Brigitte Kuthy Salvi writes about how this is possible. She takes readers on a poetic journey, for instance, to the hospital bed of a fifteen-year-old who learns that her attempted surgery was unsuccessful and who now lies there contemplating how life can continue without ever seeing the stars again. She leads us into exhibitions or allows us a glimpse into the kitchen, where she prepares dinner for guests. These are all places where eyes would be urgently needed. Yet, Brigitte Kuthy Salvi demonstrates in a vivid and accessible language that seeing is much more than perception through the eyes. Writing has accompanied Brigitte Kuthy Salvi since her childhood. Here, not only the act of storytelling in written form is significant, but also the passion behind it.