Ned, dasi ned gean do warat

Profound, pitch-black and full of laconic and amusing overtones - that's how Christine Nöstlinger's new dialect poems read. They tell of worries and hopes, of malice and of dealing with old age. The work-shy "Jasmin vun da Vira-Schdiagn" is on her husband's pocket, the "Westbaunhof-Rudl" watches the small and big dramas of life on the platform every day, the quiet Meia only unfolds his secret violent fantasies in front of his goldfish - should one call the police because of that? The poetry from Christine Nöstlinger's estate takes a nuanced look above all at where the fringes of society are. A must for all friends of Viennese dialect poetry and Nöstlinger fans.