In the new book, the mysterious and surprise-filled "Pre-Winter Story" Kali, a singer sets off after completing her tour to her childhood region - to Handke-Land: "To the area right next door, behind the childhood river... There, winter is still winter. Or: It is an emigrant region... The only thing I still know: The underground there consists of salt down to the deepest depths - Kali... Even in summer, a snow-white mountain ridge in the middle of the plain." In that place live the most diverse inhabitants of the world, "survivors of the Third World War, which has been raging around us for a long time, unexplained, barely visible, but all the more malevolent." Their lives, as the singer realizes upon her arrival in the settlement on Kali Mountain, are completely out of balance since a child has gone missing. And what happens to the child? And why does it end with: ".