It’s really just about finding the first sentence, for example, "At the beginning, one might establish a rule of thumb," and a story begins to unfold. At least that’s how it is with Jens Nielsen. What appears absurd in everyday life becomes completely normal. A man wants to withdraw money, but the bank's lobby is overgrown with grass, as are the bank employees. When he tries to get cash from the ATM, grass grows there too, eventually being eaten by a goat. Another man gets hit on the head by a chestnut on his way to work. Soon, a tree grows from it, roots penetrate the man's body, and hold him forever trapped in the asphalt. Nature repeatedly breaks through, disrupting the mechanically functioning world. The author, actor, and speaker Jens Nielsen presents in this volume a selection of short texts in which he...