Liran Razinsky, a lecturer in the Department of Hermeneutics at Bar-Ilan University in Israel, has written an extremely interesting, heuristically valuable, wisdom-filled book. It concerns the neglect, avoidance, and denial that tends to exist, within psychoanalytic theory and practice, about the fear of death—despite the fact that fear of dying is intense and pervasive among human beings. It is a book that very much merits the attention of psychoanalysts and psychotherapists.