Die sechs Mündungen: Novellen

A modest set of six novellas invites listeners into a world where ordinary moments bleed into restless imagination. Each piece is a different “mouth” through which the same three sensations—renunciation, profound sorrow, and the endless horizon of death—find their way into the narrative. The language is dense yet lyrical, offering a rhythmic flow that feels more like an interior soundtrack than a conventional plot.

The opening story follows Raoul, whose wandering thoughts turn a simple walk home into a cascade of sensory memories, from the hiss of rain‑soaked gravel to the fleeting promise of a quiet ride. His monologue drifts between the mundane and the uncanny, setting a tone that resonates through the remaining tales. The collection’s blend of vivid description and introspective voice makes it a thoughtful listening experience, perfect for those who enjoy literature that lingers long after the final sentence.