The Concurrency of Things – with Husch Josten & Bettina Böttinger
“Be aware: This book could change your attitude towards death,” says presenter Bettina Böttinger about Husch Josten’s new novel The Concurrency of Things. Restaurateur Jean Tobelmann has an eccentric regular: young Sourie, who is passionately serious about exploring what most people would prefer not to talk about: the end of life. Why? Tobelmann gets to the bottom of Sourie’s story and discovers something that could not be more understandable and incomprehensible at the same time. It goes far beyond Sourie’s amour fou with their mutual friend Tessa and the bond between the two men. “Delicate and provocative” (Denis Scheck).
Contributors
Bettina Böttinger
Bettina Böttinger lives and works as a journalist in Cologne. She … This text was shortened for this overview. Follow the more-link to read the full text.
Husch Josten
Born in 1969, Husch Josten studied history and constitutional law in… This text was shortened for this overview. Follow the more-link to read the full text.