Peter Truschner: Reading and Discussion

What's it about?

Peter Truschner Like a knife. A populist protest choir. Reading Overhage loves Germany, the rest can go to hell. Charlotte knows that politics only serves to make the rich even richer. Fricke would become a murderer for his wife. Simon goes to the police because he doesn't know what to do with his life. Thieme has nothing against Muslims, he just doesn't want them in Germany. Nina goes to Paris and realizes: life is beautiful. Tim knows that ultimately it doesn't help to shoot people. One would have to shoot one's entire life, as one lives it and as it was imposed on one from birth, simply in the form of the not self-chosen place and time, leave the corpse of this life somewhere and be able to move on to another, which one then chooses oneself. Only then would one be free. Truly free. Peter Truschner's novel The Dreamers (nominated for the German Book Prize in 2007) dealt with as a...

Where?

Musil-Institut / Musilhaus
Bahnhofstraße 50

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