The book as an operating system is far from over. Hans Magnus Enzensberger. What is this album about? It is noted at the beginning of the volume that we are not dealing with a diary. But what then? With a jumble, a messy book, a capriccio, perhaps a scrapbook. Or is it simply a grab bag filled with meditations, strange images, open letters, secret dispatches, puzzles, games, quotes, poems, essays, and snippets? It's one's own fault if one ducks from electronics like a rabbit from a snake, says Enzensberger. The book as an operating system is far from over. Could it not become even better, more relaxed, more ambitious, more beautiful, less boring? And so the reader may find themselves with this extravagant book as in a myth or fairy tale: from scattered limbs, it ultimately comes together again - oh.