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In "Sommerweide," Guido Bachmann depicts the life of Matthias Sichelmann, who is suspected of having murdered his mother. He has been a patient at the Sommerweide psychiatric clinic for nearly a year. Diagnosis: schizophrenic psychosis, caused by alcohol abuse. In conversations with his therapist, the story of the son from a wealthy family gradually unfolds. Author: Guido Bachmann, born in 1940 in Lucerne. He studied music history and theater studies in Bern. He lives as a writer and actor in St. Gallen. His literary work, for which he has received multiple awards, includes several novels and novellas, all published by Lenos Verlag, including "Gilgamesh," "The Basilisk," "Dionysus," and "The Reality Machine." Most recently, he published the two autobiographical works "life sentence" and "conditional.".