Blasmusikpop oder Wie die Wissenschaft in die Berge kam

"A great literary fun, a very successful debut" Denis ScheckA 14.8 meter long fish tapeworm, a soapbox with a course to the moon, an unexpectedly attractive monk in a jaguar, a falling angel, a pregnant village princess, an ancient philological secret society, a nordic-walking mothers' circle, a young footballer with his heart in the right place, a sinister conspiracy of the village elders and lots of pop brass music are part of the unforgettable microcosm of this novel, which captivates with its devotion to glowing details and bizarre incidents, with its narrative furor and its polyphony. Vea Kaiser unfolds with verve, esprit and irresistible wit the great story of a small village and tells of a family that has been curiously addicted to science for three generations. A daring, outstanding De.