Born in Bogota in 1974, Antonio Ungar was first an architect. Short-story writer and novelist, he now lives in Jaffa in Israel where he is a journalist by profession. Les oreilles du loup, the first of his books to be translated into French, places the reader inside the head of a four-year-old boy caught up in the turmoil of the separation of his parents. His sister and he set out with their mother on a journey through the Columbian jungle, towns and mountains. In this short novel, constructed in fragments, Antonio Ungar brilliantly reproduces the emotions of one’s early years.