In the land of milk and honey. A novel among fine people

The young provincial writer Andreas Zumsee seems to have no obstacles in his path to social ascent. Protected by a literature-loving banker couple, his first successes come quickly - perhaps too quickly. When he violates the unwritten laws of the upper bourgeoisie, he is abandoned by his supposed benefactors and pushed into a petty-bourgeois existence. In his socially critical work, Heinrich Mann satirically depicts the cultural scene of Berlin and the decadent life of the upper class during Wilhelminism.

Reading with Inge Keller, Norbert Christian, and others.
1 mp3-CD | approx. 2 hours 35 minutes.