Tote und Tattoo

There is a reservoir of foolishness in humanity that is as eternal as humanity itself (Flaubert), and while it is indeed a catastrophe that this continues, it also makes books like this one possible. Necessary, too. Everything else would be even nicer, although certainly not nicer than this upcoming standard work, which gathers 50 politically polemical texts from (almost) 20 years of cultural and operational criticism: about Mozart shows and motivational coaches, silly tattoos and terrible jackets, literary prizes and prize pigs, about federal presidents, chancellors, and their friends in the press, about the model country Germany, the ex-boyfriend America, and the fortunate case of Israel, about old white women, foolish white men, the activism of the few and the passivism of the many, about too big cars, too thin children, and why one should eat pudding before the main course. Plus everything about the good global climate, education, Facebook, and Hitler. Among other things!.