Das Lese-Liebeseheglück

"Dear reader, now it all comes down to you. Please think yourself and all of us into this picture and towards the hunters! You certainly can, for there are no limits to your imagination. Now, dear reader, what hesitation have you? Picture us in there at last!" So begins Giwi Margwelaschwili's novel, which goes back to his time as town clerk in Saarbrücken, in 1990, a few years before his final return to Germany. In Saarbrücken's Hotel Fuchs, he sets off on a brilliant journey into 18th-century (Saarland) history, in which the reader takes on a special role, as co-creator of the literary events. "One is not dealing with this book merely as a fantastic adventure story and a historical novel about the traumatization of the Saar region, as Ralph Schock explains in his helpful afterword. Margwelaschwi.