At times as subtle as a firefly in a cave, or roaring like a comet high above, he shows us that what we should be watching is not the picture-perfect scenery but the activity and energy around us.
Author Christoph Ransmayr wants to change that: In his outstanding collection of essays titled Atlas of an Anxious Man, he helps readers regain the ability to perceive the world in all its diverse complexity, vitality and ferocity. We travel to discover the world we peer at places and people through the display of a smartphone – only most of the time, we fail to see.
In seeing the world in all its delicate beauty and overwhelming roughness, Christoph Ransmayr’s Atlas of an Anxious Man finds a language for mapping the intricacies of the human heart
0 kommentar(er)
