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The defining novel of Berlin’s exciting ‘90s
When Klinger moves from London to Berlin, he finds a cheap unrenovated apartment in the center of town. What he discovers is a haunted building full of stories. They describe an epic struggle of a DJ and electronic music genius who died in Klinger’s apartment under mysterious circumstances.
““The fantastic reality of this dreamlike trip oscillates between Stephen King and Alfred Döblin. Ohler has plugged expressionism to the energy sources of today. A masterpiece.” DER SPIEGEL”
““Norman Ohler has written the perfect gothic novel of reunited Germany.” DIE WELT
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““Electronic expressionism. This book will haunt you. And it is an old word that best describes its center: fantastic.” DIE ZEIT”