At the age of 25 - Peter Handke had published his first novel, a publicly provocative appearance in Princeton, four actors in the theatre insulted the audience - he formulated his literary maxim, which is still valid for him today: "I expect a literary work to be new to me (...). There is only one possibility for me at a time. The imitation of this possibility is then already impossible. So with every book, every play, every essay, the reader can expect the unexpected. Every reading means a proposal for a new discovery of the world, the inner world and the outer world as well as the inner world of the outer world of the inner world, every publication surprises, takes the breath away, even for the experienced Handke reader, every publication takes detours into the centre of new experiences, every traditional literary F.