Stefan Berg was part of the elite: dynamic, masculine, successful. As an author for "Spiegel," he was at the forefront of journalism. But then came the shock: Parkinson's disease. To him, Parkinson sounded like a nursing home and a walker. At first, he still smiles about the illness until it catches up with him in everyday life. At the checkout in the supermarket, while tying his shoes, in the middle of a conversation. Added to this is the fear of his movements deteriorating and the strange looks on the street. In "Tremor," Stefan Berg tells the story of a man whose life is turned upside down by the disease and a woman he encounters along the way. Gradually, they grow closer until they realize that their lives are surprisingly similar. Stefan Berg has written a brave, tender, and fighting book. In it, he speaks of a new life.