In his latest novel, Salem Khalfani reports on a six-storey building in a German city. The characters are closely interwoven despite their random references. Ms. Habel cannot tear herself away from the memory of her runaway cat. She has been looking for her continuously for many years and accuses Josef Bahden of having hidden her cat.
Did he really hide her? He too seems to be very busy thinking about Mrs. Habel and her cat. In reality, however, he is more concerned with the literature, which, instead of being a salvation for him, only confuses him more and more.
In the end, however, only the narrator can save himself from his Babylonian tower, since he gives a context to everything that happened by telling about it and at the same time finding out what actually happened to the cat.
prose | 1st edition 2023 | soft cover | 194 pages
17,80€
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Iranian association and art society:
"The novel is not only convincing in terms of content, but also manages to take readers into another world thanks to its philosophical writing style. A world of melancholy that doesn’t shy away from any topic and provides food for thought.” (Info: Sujet Verlag)
The authors read from their novels and talk to the audience about their work.”
| Weight | 228 g |
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| Dimensions | 120 × 190 mm |
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