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May 24, 1954

This author, who turned to writing after studying history and medicine, quickly achieved cult status for his original blend of neo-expressionism and social realism. His style, often likened to the fast pace of British pop writers, provoked and captivated both readers and critics. He enriched his texts with keen observations of the media and pop culture landscape, drawing inspiration from avant-garde philosophers and the techno scene of the time. His daily web diary entries, later published as a book, showcase his enduring fascination with the contemporary world.

2020
Rave
262 pages
10 hours of reading
3.1(130)Add rating
Set against the backdrop of rave culture, this novel offers a fragmented yet dynamic narrative that delves into the experiences and emotions of its characters. The author, recognized as a key figure in contemporary German literature, captures the essence of nightlife and the impact of music on identity and community. Through vivid imagery and a compelling style, the story immerses readers in a world where rhythm and connection intertwine, reflecting both the exhilaration and the underlying complexities of this vibrant subculture.
2017
Insane
340 pages
12 hours of reading
4.0(269)Add rating
Insane follows the lives of inmates and workers, including the central figure of Doctor Raspe, in an asylum.

Rave

Insane