Eros: 0 - Tapa blanda

aHistory and smart narrative art in one bookaone cannot ask for much more.aa"Financial Times "(Germany)
aKrausser has succeeded in writing a great German epochal novel.aa "Focus"
aKrausser takes the age-old motif of love unrequited until death a step further: this is a novel that already reads like a classic.aa"Playboy" (Germany)
aAn incredibly suspenseful and stylish novel.aa"Die Presse"

History and smart narrative art in one book one cannot ask for much more. "Financial Times "(Germany)
Krausser has succeeded in writing a great German epochal novel. "Focus"
Krausser takes the age-old motif of love unrequited until death a step further: this is a novel that already reads like a classic. "Playboy" (Germany)
An incredibly suspenseful and stylish novel. "Die Presse"

?History and smart narrative art in one book?one cannot ask for much more. "Financial Times "(Germany)

?Krausser has succeeded in writing a great German epochal novel. "Focus"

?Krausser takes the age-old motif of love unrequited until death a step further: this is a novel that already reads like a classic. "Playboy" (Germany)

?An incredibly suspenseful and stylish novel. "Die Presse"

?Compelling, historical, poetical, sensitive, erotic?this wonderful novel is all this and much more.??Express

Alexander von Brücken, a reclusive millionaire with an enigmatic past, invites an unnamed writer to stay in his mansion and ghostwrite his autobiography. The writer will be well paid for his efforts, and literary fame is virtually guaranteed; von Brücken?s only stipulation is that the book not be published until after his death. But could the story he recounts?a tale of greed, fanaticism, and erotic obsession?be little more than a dazzling fabrication, the bitter fruit of unrequited love? The play of truth and fiction combine with fine storytelling in this novel about the dangerous games that Eros plays with us.