"Endlosschleifentage" mit Fabian Neidhardt

In the organizer's words:

How does life go on after the death of great love?
About grief and friendship, loss and taboos, new beginnings and farewells. David and Katha have always known each other, grew up together and married young. But then Katha dies in a car accident and David's world comes to a standstill. She was every one of his first times, she is every memory. Kinga, Katha's best friend, who witnessed and survived the accident, tries to help, to care - while she actually has to come to terms with her own trauma. Day after day, David fights his way to the cemetery - to Katha - and wonders how to grieve. He meets Marie at the cemetery.

What does it mean to let go?
Marie is the gravedigger's daughter, who has to come to terms with her own past and doesn't believe in conventions. The cemetery is her life and she knows that no one should spend too much time here. Kinga, on the other hand, thinks that David needs to grieve first. But David can do neither. Every step in one direction is a step away from Katha. Marie's support feels like betrayal. Kinga's disappointment paralyzes him. Only the music he makes sounds right.

The deeply human moments
How does it feel to lose your wife, your best friend, far too soon? How do you grieve properly? How do you find your way back into everyday life? David finds answers: in the people who give him support, in the moments that give him hope, and in the new - very personal - paths that open up behind the grief.

Fabian Neidhardt writes as if he were in a movie, telling of the darkest and most wonderful feelings in a stirring and intense way - there is pain and fear, but above all: warmth and hope. A novel that makes you cry and smile.

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