Vice

The collection "Schraubstock" by Andreas Holschuh is a poignant literary work that stems from personal experiences with psychotropic medications. Holschuh, who was filled with a will to live shortly before his death, compiled these texts himself. The collection offers a deep insight into the human psyche and reflects the challenges and struggles associated with mental illness. In many respects, "Schraubstock" is considered a modern interpretation of Rimbaud's "Saison en enfer," highlighting the literary depth and emotional weight of the work. With 144 pages in German, this book invites readers to engage with the complex themes of life and inner conflicts. Holschuh's work is not only a tribute to his own life but also a significant contribution to contemporary fiction.