Clint Lukas’ relentless hero works hard, although he despises work; he produces movies, even though he hates movie people; he fancies himself a ‚ladies’ man‘, but constantly gets into fights with them. Why does everything always have to be so complicated? He’s not the one to blame. At least, that’s what he thinks. The Berlin author, stage poet and movie director presents a marvelous collection of brutally honest, headstrong and self-deprecating short stories, stories of himself as a byronic hero, a dawdling globetrotter, a sarcastic observer, always far from normal or ordinary. Defiant, furious, sarcastic, vivid and entertaining close to the pain threshold. WORK OF MOUTH is a showcase of popular Berlin stage literature, based on the MundWerk edition by Periplaneta publishing. The works are brief, concise, sometimes simply hilarious, sometimes quite painful, daring more often than not, and, as a rule, off-beat. They are written by authors with experience on stage, in capturing an audience, and in weekly deliveries of the best text they can provide.
