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Andreas Eschbach - live in Berlin

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Andreas Eschbach is my favorite German author, of whom I have almost all the books on my shelf to stand (and of course read). The more I am pleased that this year he finally sometimes a reading in Berlin keeps what is so far only happened once or twice.

At first March he comes to literature in the Brecht House . The motto of the event is "tell of the future" and Eschbach will read several short texts, aims to provide the approach to the debate on the future of literary works. The reading will take place in a special section on science fiction.
I just hope that there not only physicists and hardcore science fiction fans are around me, because then I would feel a bit out of place. But perhaps even the one or Eschbach other fan of you and that day happened to be in Berlin. :-)

If I go, that would be actually my first real live reading. What authors did you already watched live?

On his website you can by the way listen to an online-reading of his short story "Garden of Eden" from the anthology "A pristine world": Click here

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Small cinema preview

My next Rezi follows soon, today is it instead a cinema info. Yesterday I was in the movie namely (Tron) and have since the first time the trailer for "I'm number four" saw the film with Alex Pettyfer, who at 10.03. comes out. For some of you that may of course already be old hat, but who still knew nothing of it, can see a short trailer:

The film is based on the the book by Pittacus Lore, which I will certainly set me.

I'm number four - Pittacus Lore

We look like her. We talk like you. But we are not like her. We have powers beyond your imagination. We are stronger and faster than anything you've ever seen. We wanted become one and fight the enemy. But they found us. Now we are on the run. We live among you, without being noticed. But they know it. Nine alien teenagers flee to Earth after their home planet was destroyed by a terrible enemy Lorien. On Earth, they disguise themselves as a high school student, always on the run. John Smith is the next victim. And then number four in love ...

Published in English by the way, this year, the successor to "The Power of Six", for those who can not wait / want.

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A good day

Hach, is just everything super :-)

I finally have found a justification for my hypothesis of my thesis, which has really caused me headaches. . Now I have all would spell out fine, and then must approve it only my Prof

Then I saw this cool video level, which still makes me smile:

And last came today finally my hot-awaited package of lovely books books for the review of the month :-) Where:

The daughter of the printer - Ines Thorn
The Frozen Heart - Almudena Grandes
The night of Granada - Brigitte Riebe
thousand eyes, the night - Sylvia Madsack

Hach :-)

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Small World - a small title for a great book

"He will no longer know whether it is summer or winter, day or night, he will not be able to dress or wash. He'll be wearing diapers and must be fed, he will know no one, no longer know where he is, and ultimately not remember who he is. "

People are more surprised than as Konrad long after he has burned the magnificent house of the family cook by mistake, will not be released. But Konrad, mid-sixties, is an old family friend who grew up with her son Thomas, and therefore can not simply be abandoned, even when it is increasingly felt as a burden. Because lately he suffers from memory dropouts which was also the cause of the fire in the house.
In this phase Konrad meets the love of his life and wants to build her a new life, to finally its independence to win the all-determining family cook. He soon became even do not know the name of his beloved ...
All observed Elvira Senn, the magnate of the Koch family, which has led since the death of her first husband, the fortunes of the company like a hawk. For more Konrad forget the present, the more the earliest childhood memories push forward. And Elvira is far from right ...

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My opinion

"Small World" is one of the most touching books I've read lately and offers a weird interesting and instructive description of Alzheimer's disease, completely authentic and believable acts. very sympathetic, but without pressing on the tear gland, Suter describes how a man loses slowly to oblivion, until he became a permanent nursing care. Conrad's disease forms the framework of this family story that takes almost Crime traits, the deeper one gets involved in the mystery of the family cook. The resolution of the mystery at the end is not overly surprising, but very well thought out and engrossing as a detective story written.

with ease and an unerring instinct for the right words Suter told in this novel of social criticism, the sad story of Conrad, who range from family life Koch was sustained. He had been an early childhood friend of the poor of the manufacturer's son Thomas, who had to be always there when Thomas asked for his company. His own interests he has always returned and so never something right can make his life, so it is with mid-sixties still rely on donations from the chef. When his memory lapses are getting worse, we see it as a convenient way to deport him in a home.

Konrad I love the course of the book thus obtained as a true family member and was deeply affected when he has left his memory always continue to fail and have rejoiced at every little Success in the fight against Alzheimer's disease. But the other characters are drawn very impressive, such as the young Simon, the wife of the heir of the cooking empire, which is doing hard time in the cold, repellent einzufinden family and accept the affairs of her husband.

Small World is the most successful debut novel by Martin Suter and is considered the first part of the so-called "neurological trilogy, including" The Dark Side of the Moon "and" A Perfect Friend "are and where still a neurological disease in the foreground stands. Conrad's story is not finished with Small World, and very satisfying, I must stick to this point. Who in the book can not take the time, I recommend the same film with Gérard Depardieu, who last year appeared

My conclusion. Absolute Recommended Reading!

Small World - Martin Suter
Paperback: 336 pages
Publisher: Diogenes Verlag Publishing 25th edition (March 1999)
ISBN-10: 3257230885
Price: 9.90 €

I am very grateful for academicworld for the review copy!

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new arrivals in January # 3

As you can see, my header back to normal, phew :-)

Today I find two books shows a very nice postcard from Susan Nort received, the author of "Between the gates " I would not hide from you. It shows Alana and the guardian of the gates. Pretty, is not it?

Artwork (c) Alexander Cieluch

And here are the books that I imagine must soon:

Schalfen in light - Wolfgang A. Gogolin

Life Torsten Burmester has so far not perfect, but very orderly. He regularly provides his service as official Hamburg, has a small apartment and a thoughtful friend named Silke on her career. Contingency is not provided. As Tom has an accident and in hospital, his life begins to fundamentally to change. After Silke leaves him, he is suddenly single again, and thinks about herself. Support in this situation he receives from his friend Mark, who as an alleged womanizer and actual car painter many things so differently regarded as Torsten. But that is what helps him see more clearly after dramatic incidents in his own way and perhaps to open a new love ..

procedure - Ludwig Laher

Jelena, a Kosovo Serb, is in her home repeatedly been victims of unimaginable violence. Is not based on the state but by uninhibited members of the majority population. traumatized hopes the young woman after two suicide attempts on a new beginning in Austria. But there they caught in the machinery of an inhuman asylum law, which does not do justice to its name.

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Nephilim - an eco-esoteric thriller

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Nova Barakel, environmental activist with Greenpeace, and more recently lost both parents and just want the apartment the CEO of Vattenfall lay, one of the largest polluters, according to Greenpeace, as she makes a gruesome discovery:
the businessman was brutally murdered and arranged adult on his bed. On the wall behind him a bloody Bible quote is emblazoned on the flood. Nova shocked flees from the scene and the traces they left behind, and soon after the main suspect. Nova is no other way to prove their innocence than to find the real culprit. But that is not their only problem. Why FON claims the head of the organization who has donated to her mother after her death, an enormous fortune, that her mother is still alive and fighting on the side of the Nephilim, fallen angels ...?
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My opinion

brutal murders, divine beings and the environment. Does this fit? I had my reservations as to whether we can turn this into a harmonious blend. And Asa Black has managed, in fact, only in part.

The book is actually written quite well, but there were still a few points I noticed are negative. The story starts out very exciting with a grisly murder, but then leaves. Although the plot is still written exciting, but the connection to the Nephilim and the motive of the "evil" seemed to me very simply far-fetched to be satisfied with the thriller. What I got on my nerves a bit: Nova and the other protagonists had at each place to which they came, first briefly describe what was there previously ever been. It sounds trite, but if you read for the umpteenth time, must ensure that the place used to be a monastery, a green meadow was, etc., it is an already negative in the eye.

Here are some examples:
"... went up the stairs to Ryssgarden whose name went back to the Russian camp houses over seventy, who had been standing there in the seventeenth century."
"When Nova went outside and saw the stairs to Stockholm's oldest square in front of him, [..] In the seventeenth century he had served as a place of execution. "
" Lost in thought happened Nova, the house number thirteen, the houses in the fifteenth century, a monastery for the elderly and sick people had. "

These sets run through the whole book. I had often the feeling that the author has encountered in her research on some interesting historical facts about Stockholm, which they now wanted to put in the book, which is not in itself, reprehensible is. Unfortunately, other than a short sentence, nothing more to say and so they remain descriptions unnecessary edge information, one has immediately forgotten.
by Nova but also you get some facts about pollution, especially the problems of carbon dioxide emissions with. However, this makes me even from Ökothriller not just because the murder victim polluters.
Nevertheless, the story of a good suspense and 3 / 4 of the book I found really exciting. But then the thing came with the divine essence ... well, from then on the killings were just a little implausible. Perhaps the author would have more but to restrict it to a Ökothriller rather have a supernatural component to bring in. Currently working At a continuation of Novas history, perhaps there is some more background about the Nephilim delivered.

This book I recommend, therefore, rather only to those who like such a genre mix and excitement, but not too much emphasis on positive motives . lay


Nephilim - Asa Black
Paperback: 320 pages
Publisher: Knaur TB (7 February 2011)
ISBN-10: 3426507668
Price: 8,99 €

Thanks to Droemer / Knaur for providing the review copy!

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review of the month at LovelyBooks

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Wuaaah, that's I! Finally, it has sometimes worked and my Rezi was chosen to review lovely books of the month at , Yay. But now I expect a book package, and I am very excited about what the team has since picked :-)

The Gewinnerrezi you can also find here: CLICK

PS: I am somewhat tinkering around in the appearance of my blog, so if pages do not show up once or you think you're landed on the wrong blog, do not be surprised :-)

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I will not kill you - the end of the serial killer

"My name is John Cleaver am sixteen years old and in love. In Marci, the hottest girl in school. She wants to go out with me. If I were a normal boy, everything was fine. But I'm not normal. I dream of fire, violence and death. I am a killer. And I'm afraid for Marci. For I will not kill them. But I have a choice? "

A new demon investigated Clayton County home - and John is waiting for them. For he was the one she has summoned. Her name is nobody, and she comes to take revenge on John for the murder of its demonic friends. When the first body is found with sawed-off hands, he knows that the battle has begun. But this time is more at stake than his own life, he has in the popular Marci found a wonderful girlfriend who seems to share his passion for the morbid. Yet however much John also tried to reveal their identity and to make the demon a trap, the murders continue. And Marci is in danger ...


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with "I will not kill you," Dan Wells finished one of the most original for me trilogies in recent years and makes us long for the last time John's sociopathic life. Although he still feels the desire to kill, but said they had found in his hunt for the demons of a valve. And in a way he grows up: he was in the two previous books, always careful to keep themselves under control and suppress his instincts, he found that this volume is no longer so difficult, and instead have other aspects in his life come to the fore. Such as his affection for Marci. This brought with it a change that had just missed the second volume a bit.

In the previous one had a little more about the demons, among other things, that they are distinguished by what they lack, so I was more tense, as no one would appear. And I was not disappointed. Until shortly before the end no one knows exactly who she is and what their special properties. For the grand finale of the series rewarded us Dan Wells with a grand final and the book leaves me satisfied storing it.

The final volume is as usual exciting from first page to last and masterfully mixes Thriller and Fantasy, which has just been for me the attraction of the series. Congratulations to Dan Wells for this great book series! I hope it was not the last time that I've read about him ...


I will not kill you - Paperback Dan Wells
: 448 pages
Publisher: Piper, 2 edition (November 2010)
ISBN-10: 3492267815
Price: 12,95 €

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newbies # in January 2

And in recent days was the second batch of the books on the I've been waiting for. This is again plenty of review material received.

I wish I could hate you - Lucy Christopher

You got me first seen. At the airport, on that day in August. Your intense look, I was never someone so viewed. I've trusted you. Then you've kidnapped me. Out of my life, away from everything I knew. Into the middle of nowhere, in sand and heat and dirt and danger. You thought that I fall in love with you. And there in the middle of nowhere, in sand and heat and dirt and danger, have I fell in love with you. But I wish I could hate you.

Small World - Martin Suter

The life of the rich industrialist's son Thomas Koch and his poor childhood friend, Konrad Lang, has never developed very far apart.
Conrad was always there when Thomas asked for it. Meanwhile, the two sixty and Konrad had more problems with his short term memory. After the house burned down the family cooking was an oversight, he travels to Thomas, because plague him more and more childhood memories. The elderly Mother of Thomas, head of the family and absolute sole ruler wants at any price, that the past is again invoked - for good reason.

Evil Angel - Timothy Carter

Stuart is a normal teenager, and one that will satisfy every now and then like a bit of yourself. But everyone makes! Stuart has no idea that he inadvertently angered by an angel who holds a deadly sin. Suddenly the boy floating in the greatest danger - and his only ally is an ill-tempered demon ...

The Eye Collectors - Sebastian Fitzek

He plays the oldest game in the world: hide and seek. He plays with your children. He gives you 45 hours to find them. But your search will last forever. First he kills the mother, then he kidnapped the child and gives the Father 45 hours for the search. This is his method. After the deadline, the victim died in his hiding place. But that is the horror of not over: the children's bodies discovered missing in each case the left eye. To date, the "collector's eye" not a viable trace. As reported a mysterious witness: Alina Gregoriev, a blind physical therapist who claims merely by see body contact in the past of their patient. And yesterday they might have treated the eyes of collectors ...

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The city is not really missing children

Gaia lives with her family outside the enclave, the rich city, there are always clean drinking water, enough food for all, and even electricity. This can also benefit people in the poor suburbs outside the wall out, have struck a deal: food and clean water against the first three children are born every month.

Gaia's mother is a midwife and therefore it is for them no question the profession to take it. From an early age she accompanied her mother, where it has raised the children to Enklavenmauer. It has this approach has never questioned. But suddenly be arrested than their parents of the enclave, Gaia begins to doubt the system. What have wrought their parents? And why the enclave desperately needs the children of the suburbs?

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I love dystopian literature, so I am very pleased that this genre now reached more young people's literature. Gaia's story takes place sometime in the 24th Century, after an air disaster, the population apparently has seriously depleted and water is a rarity. What happened, we learn (yet).

It noted, however, that this book is also intended to include younger teens, because the attempt of a dystopia has failed completely. On the one hand, it seems the company within the enclave of callous, cold-hearted people there to watch the unscrupulous in the execution of a pregnant woman and find it right that people outside the wall to take away every month, 3 children. On the other hand, Gaia deal but almost only people who mean well with her and help her at all times willingly. Really cruel acts against it actually does not. Inveterate Dystopia fans the story will therefore be shallow, I find them to be targeted age group but very reasonable.

also made me the title and the blurb still expect a great mystery, but this was not the case. Everything is explained logically and the children are not actually "disappeared", only grow under a different name within the enclave. Do not worry, this will soon clear at the beginning and I will take nothing here anticipated. Why the enclave, the children need, but I leave you to find out myself :-) So I think the track very nice, but somewhat misleading, as suits the English title "Birth Marked" but better.

Despite this small criticism, I put down the book not just because even though the writing style is quite simple (of course at a children's and youth book), but it is very exciting and lovingly written. Gaia is likeable from the start, but also naive as a little girl, despite her sixteen years. It recognizes the atrocities of the enclave until they are out on your own. And more by happy accident, she finds out what happened to their parents. But precisely because of their innocent way you win it very quickly and looks nice and is suffering with her.

remains open, the end of history, but you can see already in the middle of the book, that Gaia's story is not over yet says. A look at the publisher's website reveals that this book is the beginning of a series. Furthermore I am very excited now and wait for the sequel, because Gaia's story holds a lot of potential, even outside the Enklavenmauern. I recommend this book for children and youth continue without reservation!


The city of missing children - Caragh O'Brien
Hardcover: 464 pages
Publisher: Heyne Verlag (January 24, 2011)
ISBN-10: 345352800X
Price: 16 , 99 €

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