Osteraugen

Raphael Müller, the severely disabled "postmodern Chillosopher," has a loud voice but cannot speak. He can only draw attention to himself by roaring and shouting. Sometimes he is struck by epileptic seizures, and nothing works without his wheelchair. However, the young man can express himself thanks to supported writing, and he does so brilliantly! After achieving bestseller status with his book "I Fly with Torn Wings," he now presents his latest work. It has turned out to be simply wonderful. The book "Easter Eyes" offers about 16 short stories about various people, animals, and objects that are directly related to the biblical Easter story. Raphael immerses himself in the perspectives of: the angels, the donkey, the olive tree, the wooden beam, the servant of the high priest, Thomas, Peter, Mary, a Roman soldier, and Simon the burden bearer.