Strangeness

People who go to another country often feel foreign - different from the others. But even staying at home does not protect you from this feeling. It lurks in the wrong job, goes in and out with strange friends, disguises itself as illness or prejudice. Being a stranger feels like isolation - but basically this feeling unites us because we all know it. This anthology brings together stories about being a stranger from various authors - including Franz Hohler, Felicitas Pommerening and Patrick Tschan. The proceeds will go to international aid projects for refugee children. The stories and authors in detail: Walking - Franz Hohler Granit and Amygdala - Nessa Altura Modus Nah - Felicitas Pommerening Zu - Pascal Reber Kosovo yes - Franz Hohler Keller eating cake - Patrick Tschan Idrissou - Frank Schliedermann Inconvenience - Pascal Reber No Room - Bianca Fr.