The specialized book "fakt&fiktion 7.0" by Chronos offers a comprehensive exploration of the themes of space, time, and the narrative order of things. It illuminates various worldviews and the narratology of nothingness, while simultaneously examining the complex interconnections between science, art, and human thought. The contributions are diverse, ranging from color theory to climate change, as well as culinary narratives and archaeological discoveries. The authors, including Matthias Michel, present a variety of perspectives that address both historical and contemporary questions. With 410 pages, the book provides an in-depth analysis and encourages reflection on the construction of knowledge and identity. It is a valuable work for anyone interested in the intersections of the humanities and narrative structures.