The book includes a selection of aphorisms, episodes, poems, stories, songs, fairy tales, and raps. Featured within are lovers and the jaded, pacifist spiders and irritated cormorants, annoying neighbors and "nice Nazis," as well as arms manufacturers and demonstrators. The texts were created between Berlin and South Africa, as well as between Müggelbergen and Table Mountain. Seventy texts for the seventieth reflect Wolfgang Endler's remarkable biographical and literary boundary-crossing. He prefers to write literary-political texts and moves between genres. Endler is a wordsmith with a passion for language, a word acrobat, an all-around creator, a performer, a songwriter, and a singer all in one. "Endler's texts are crafted by hand, heart, and mind, razor-sharp or delicately soft as a lemon butterfly." Kalle K., Wolfgang Endler's Neukölln alter ego.