Description
Basically, one could assume that Mark Vonbühl would follow up the success of Syncope No. 1, published in 12.2022, with a second book; but after such a short time? And again this eruption of witty, casual wisdom, profound, weird and funny. Again, he can reflect very seriously on a situation and then round off his stories in an extremely relaxed, frivolous, abysmal and cynical manner. He says of himself that he is very glad he is not afraid of heights, as his level of sarcasm sometimes reaches extreme heights.
This time he has come up with a very special, perhaps even new approach to his thoughts. Much or even most of it is derived from proverbs and idioms and is well mixed. Sometimes only one letter is different and the whole content makes a completely different sense - it is often ambiguous, sometimes even explicit or even slippery, but never perverse. Example: Scheiden tun weh, that can also be, but: Scheiden tut weh; richtig weh!
You can buy a book like this, but you don't have to. If a woman doesn't, she will of course miss out on an abstract way of describing things. But if a woman does buy it, everyone benefits because the book is thought-provoking and encourages exciting discussions.
