Maurice Blanchot is one of the most original thinkers of our century. Michel Foucault wanted to write "like Blanchot" when he was young; Jacques Derrida devotes a review of Blanchot's autobiographical text, which fits on one and a half computer pages, to a book of one and a half hundred pages - so the rulers of the Duma of the new century react to the modest and concentrated thought of Maurice Blanchot . “Expectation of oblivion” is the last of the writer’s major works of art, here for the first time he runs the so-called fragmentary letter that later became famous (in particular, Roland Barth, Jacques Derrida).