The format "Twist" on Arte has a new episode entitled "How to deal with inherited trauma?" published. It also reports on Atef Abu Saif. As with the other respondents, the contribution shows his life, the creation of his trauma, how it occurs in everyday life and how it ultimately deals with it on an artistic level. The novel “Life in the Schleb” also plays a role in the post. You can find the entire post here. At 22:08 the part begins via Atef

FAZ journalist Lena Bopp links the novel with Saif's Palestinian origin, his work in the home country and the question of how such a work can be read in the face of the destruction of Palestine. You can read the full review here.

We are pleased that the author Britta Röder on Booknerds.de wrote a review of "Dying in your antlers" by Gerrit Wustmann. What she finds so bizarre on the book as the short stories play with the reality and expectations of the readers and why she was convinced despite these many surprises can be read here.

We are pleased that Doctor Manfred Luckas has reviewed the story “Understand the Germans” by Taqi Akhlaqi. He writes about our publisher and the air root literature in general, Taqi Akhlaqis reasons for coming to Germany, the encounter between two cultures and the people and discussions that had to be left behind when leaving home. “In his narrative, he succeeds in relentlessly and at the same time humorist-empathic the deep-sharp analysis of German sensitivities. Anyone who gets involved is rewarded with the gain in knowledge, their own customs, everyday rites

We are pleased that Manuela Hahn wrote a review of our new short story collection “Dying in your antlers” by Gerrit Wustmann on her book blog “Reading from the Book House”. She writes about why her short stories generally like her and why "dying in your antlers" she convinced. You can read the review here.