Andreas Altmann's poetry collection "Path Between Changing Fields" thrives on the impressive abundance of poetic sounds and a vivid imagery that hovers between magic and melancholy. Rarely has the poet, born in 1963, transformed the elements of his poetry into a more concise structure. A plateau of fields has emerged, which stand in mutual relationship to one another. They range from weather fields to ghost fields to fields of Mary, forming the thematic topography of the collection. "Dreams roam in reality," it says in one of the poems. Conversely, the reality of the poems is interwoven with both oppressive and enchanting dreams, captivating the reader with their panoramas. It is the fascination of a world explored and re-explored with all the senses, where one can find crane dances, sleep scars, poplar snow, and wolf tracks.