This book, by philosopher Zygmunt Bauman and sociologist Leonidas Donskis, offers a profound analysis of the nature of evil in the age of liquid modernity. The authors explore how forms of evil have transformed from the solid image associated with totalitarian regimes to liquid and pervasive forms that infiltrate our daily lives. The work discusses the ethical challenges posed by a world characterized by uncertainty and the erosion of human bonds. Through this analysis, the book calls for a rethinking of our individual and collective responsibility in confronting contemporary evil.