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Munk
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- Narrated by: Jan Weiler
- Length: 8 hrs and 20 mins
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Summary
Wenige Autoren können ihre eigenen Texte so gut lesen wie Jan Weiler: lebendig, witzig, mit Selbstironie.
Erfolgreich und allein – so steht der Architekt Peter Munk mit 51 Jahren da. Beziehungsweise liegt da, mit einem Herzinfarkt auf der Rolltreppe in der dritten Etage eines Kaufhauses. Er überlebt, doch es gibt niemanden, den er vom Krankenhaus aus benachrichtigen möchte. In der Rehaklinik trägt sein Therapeut ihm auf, in seiner Selbsterforschung bei den Menschen zu beginnen, die ihn zu dem Mann gemacht haben, der er ist. Und so blickt Peter Munk erstmals auf die dreizehn Frauen seines Lebens und auf die Lektion, die er von jeder einzelnen gelernt hat. Mit überraschendem Ausgang.
©2024 Jan Weiler (P)2024 der Hörverlag