Volker Elis Pilgrim

The author repeatedly delves into complex familial relationships and the psychological impact of parental projections on individual development. His works, often touching on controversial themes, explore subjects such as fatherhood, motherhood, and the detachment from one's original family environment. Later, his extensive research focused on the phenomenon of serial killers and historical figures, characterized by deep analysis and comprehensive exploration. His writing is reflective, analytical, and frequently addresses the psychological roots of human behavior.