"Fateless" is a novel by Hungarian author Imre Kertész, published in 1975. The story follows a young Jewish boy named György during World War II, who is taken to a concentration camp. The narrative explores his experiences and the impact of the Holocaust on his identity and understanding of life. The book is semi-autobiographical, reflecting Kertész's own experiences as a Holocaust survivor. It delves into themes of fate, loss, and the struggle for meaning in a world marked by suffering. "Fateless" is recognized for its poignant portrayal of the human condition amidst the horrors of war.