Erotische Krimis (Vollständige Ausgaben)

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Walter Serner, a notable figure in the Dada movement, transitioned to writing crime stories after distancing himself from Dadaism. His 1925 novel, featuring a scandalous narrative and provocative language, faced censorship threats but was saved by Alfred Döblin's endorsement. The collection includes various tales exploring themes of love, deception, and the complexities of human relationships, all set against a backdrop of vibrant European cities. Serner's works reflect his unique perspective on societal norms and the human condition, blending humor with sharp commentary.