FOREIGN HANSER RIGHTS - Hanser Literaturverlage
FOREIGN HANSER RIGHTS - Hanser Literaturverlage
FOREIGN HANSER RIGHTS - Hanser Literaturverlage
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<strong>FOREIGN</strong><br />
SANSSOUCI<br />
<strong>RIGHTS</strong><br />
Life is riddled with hazards. We’re all aware of that. Yet the greatest risks are lurking<br />
where we least expect them. So it’s high time for a bit of awareness-raising: we are afraid<br />
of sharks, whose dorsal fins cut threateningly through the water. But in fact we have far<br />
more reason to be afraid of the coconut dangling precariously in the palm tree above our<br />
head while we take a relaxing stroll on the beach… This book explains which dangers<br />
we overrate and those we under-estimate: what is more risky, climbing a mountain or an<br />
IKEA chair? Are we more likely to be struck dead by lightning or to perish from the din<br />
of a raucous brass band? Do more people expire in the middle of sex or from falling out<br />
of bed? An anthology that is as witty as it is informative, with riotous drop-dead funny<br />
illustrations!<br />
• for all fans of bizarre obituaries<br />
• perfect fodder for small-talk<br />
Jörg Heinrich | Oliver Weiss<br />
Keks oder Colt<br />
Mögliche und unmögliche Todesarten<br />
Cookie or Colt<br />
Countless possible and impossible ways to die<br />
96 pages, hardcover with illustrations<br />
Publication date: August, 2011<br />
Jörg Heinrich<br />
born in 1966, is a journalist living in Munich. He writes for various dailies and the leading<br />
football magazine Kicker. His daily column »Heinrich heute« can be found on the back<br />
page of the Munich paper tz, and he also works on the editorial team of the satirical chat<br />
show »Pelzig hält sich« (ZDF).<br />
Oliver Weiss<br />
born in 1966, is an illustrator and designer working for international newspapers, magazines<br />
and publishers, including Der Spiegel, Die Zeit, FAZ, Süddeutsche Zeitung and The<br />
Writer. In 2008 he won first prize for his Oktoberfest poster for the City of Munich.<br />
HUMOUR