Simon Garner is a passionate advocate of urban living, regarding the café as the second greatest achievement of civilization. His works explore themes tied to the vibrancy and complexity of city life, often featuring keen observations of human nature within these bustling environments. Garner's writing style is sharp and energetic, perhaps fueled by his confessed addiction to caffeine, lending his prose a distinctive vitality. His academic background in literature and philosophy imbues his writing with intellectual depth, offering readers a thoughtful and engaging experience.
Berlin is the capital of Germany, the largest economy in Europe. Divided after World War II, the city was reunited in 1989. Since reunification the city has become the center of power in modern Germany. Featuring photographs and interviews with local residents, this work offers a snapshot of this vibrant city.