No place. Nowhere

In June 1804, Karoline von Günderrode and Heinrich von Kleist are invited to a tea gathering in Winkel am Rhein. Christa Wolf depicts this fictional encounter between the two sensitive poets, both of whom chose to end their lives in reality, and allows them to reflect on the lack of freedom and the unlivable life. Published in 1979, the book tells the story of people who are on the verge of despair due to the system they are trapped in, drawing parallels to Christa Wolf's own contemporary context. Now, the unabridged reading of the novel is released, sensitively and carefully presented by Bibiana Beglau. Unabridged reading with Bibiana Beglau, 1 mp3-CD, running time 185 min.