Klaus Detlef Olof

On a wild night, 14 people share secrets with each other that they would have never wanted to reveal. Do they have a body in the basement? A lover in the closet? A secret they finally want to get rid of under the seal of confidentiality? Then you belong to this evening gathering, which has convened late at night in the house of the famous Croatian writer to pass the time waiting for the even more famous American author Jonathan Franzen by telling stories. Taking turns and in a colorful mix. Here we learn about forbidden love and abused friendship, pathological jealousy and sexual dependency, exhibitionism and voyeurism. The next morning, everyone has forgotten everything, except for one. Otherwise, these disturbing self-revelations would not be in this entertaining book. "Every ordered system tends toward entropy; the slightest movement is enough to make everything fall apart. If this applies to the entire universe, it also applies to human relationships." Drago Glamuzina.