
Reading: Vea Kaiser – Blasmusikpop or How Science Came to the Mountains
A 14.8-metre-long fish tapeworm, a soapbox cart headed for the moon, an unexpectedly attractive monk in a Jaguar, a falling angel, a pregnant village princess, a secret society of classical philologists, a Nordic-walking group of mothers…

A 14.8-metre-long fish tapeworm, a soapbox cart headed for the moon, an unexpectedly attractive monk in a Jaguar, a falling angel, a pregnant village princess, a secret society of classical philologists, a Nordic-walking group of mothers, a young footballer with his heart in the right place, a sinister conspiracy of village elders, and no end of peppy brass-band pop all belong to the unforgettable microcosm of this novel, which captivates through its devotion to vivid detail and quirky episodes, its narrative verve and its many voices.
Official listing: zellamsee-kaprun.com


