Todo lo que hay

Set in the golden decades following World War II, *All That Is* brings together the themes, concerns, and thoughts that have occupied Salter throughout his life—that enduring desire to capture the intimate, evanescent spaces we all inhabit and preserve them in ink on paper. After serving as a junior officer in the naval battles of Okinawa, Philip Bowman returns home and, after a stint at Harvard, lands a job at a small but prestigious publishing house in New York. At that time, publishing was controlled by a handful of houses in America and Europe, whose businesses thrived on a frenetic social scene: cocktail parties, dinners, gatherings in legendary apartments, and conversations that stretched into the early hours. At these worldly banquets, where furtive deals were struck and literary careers were decided, Bowman felt right at home. However, despite his professional success and his undeniable charm, lasting love seemed to elude him. When he finally meets a woman who fascinates him, Bowman will embark on a path he never thought he would take.