At the age of 25, Peter Handke published his first novel, made a publicly provocative appearance in Princeton, and had four actors insult the audience in the theater. He articulated his literary maxim, which still holds true for him today: "I expect a literary work to offer something new to me (...). A possibility exists for me only once. Imitating that possibility is already impossible." Therefore, with every book, every play, and every essay, the reader can expect the unexpected. Each reading proposes a rediscovery of the world, both the inner world and the outer world, as well as the inner world of the outer world of the inner world. Every publication surprises and takes the breath away, even for the seasoned Handke reader. Each release paves new paths to the center of new experiences.