The automobile with which the young writer is brought to his reading is not correctly located in the park bay in front of the reconciliation church in Oberesslingen. The rear reaches half a meter into the road. Can happen. "That's illegal," says the 24-year-old Schlacks, he knows that he is driving his license. He looks at it as if he is the guardian of the state monopoly of violence, and the driver fears for his world image of young leftists. W…
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The automobile with which the young writer is brought to his reading is not correctly located in the park bay in front of the reconciliation church in Oberesslingen. The rear reaches half a meter into the road. Can happen. "That's illegal," says the 24-year-old Schlacks, he knows that he is driving his license. He looks at it as if he is the guardian of the state monopoly of violence, and the driver fears for his world image of young leftists. W…