Friendship with nephew of Wittgenstein

In "Friendship with Ludwig Wittgenstein's nephew," which is considered the sweetest and warmest humanly among everything Bernhard wrote, the writer talks about his relationship with Paul, the nephew of the famous philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein, and the bonds of friendship had gathered between the two when the writer was being treated in a lung disease clinic, while Paul was a patient a few steps away in a mental hospital. In an uninterrupted narrative breath, the Austrian writer describes the last years of his friend's life, which also reflect part of Thomas Bernhard's autobiography, and his reflections on life and death, literature and art, mind and madness.