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round 1, poll 66
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which cover do you like best?
Botanik des Wahnsinns by Leon Engler*
Dear Mothman by Robin Gow
*english title Botantic of Madness
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round 5, poll 26
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which cover do you like best?
gogmagog by jeff noon, steve beard
Botanik des Wahnsinns by Leon Engler
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round 3, poll 91
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which cover do you like best?
Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes
Botanik des Wahnsinns by Leon Engler
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round 2, poll 205
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which cover do you like best?
Botanik des Wahnsinns by Leon Engler
A Gentle Feuding by Johanna Lindsey
remember, you're voting for the cover, not the author or the book!
“Irresistible. A book that is at once grave and light, tender and tough, satirical and earnest," says Siri Hustvedt, author of Ghost Stories, about BOTANY OF MADNESS by Leon Engler. Translated from the German by Alexandra Roesch for New Vessel Press.
https://newvesselpress.com/books/botany-of-madness/
“…The goal isn’t to make people happy. I’m not happy myself.”
“Then what is the goal?”
“We aim to transform sheer misery into ordinary unhappiness.”
- „Botanik des Wahnsinns“ by Leon Engler
Land in Sicht #41 mit Sehnaz Müldür, Natalie Harapat, Alexandra Zysset und Léon Engler
Unsere Lesereihe Land in Sicht ist zurück. Am 17. September 2020 lesen wieder vier Autor*innen im Café Fleur.
