Apple (stories)

Apfel is a collection of short stories by the German author Michael Schulte , published in 1986 .

content

The volume contains stories and episodes that Michael Schulte collected and wrote during his one year stay as an emigrant in New York , the eponymous Big Apple , after 1982. His ironic stories from New York stand out from those of conventional travel guides. He organizes the chaos of the metropolis into its components - he has a drawer ready for even the smallest peculiarity.

criticism

The critics also attested that this work was “close to Karl Valentin ” . His lively retrospectives captured the atmosphere of the wide world of which he dreams so purposefully and in a friendly manner.

expenditure

• Michael Schulte: Apple . Renner, Munich 1986, 101 pages, ISBN 3-921499-83-6 / ISBN 978-3921499832

Audio book version

• New York City: City of a Hundred Cities . From Michael Schulte. Read by Philipp Schepmann , two audio cassettes , Steinbach, Schwäbisch Hall 1998, ISBN 3-88698-447-8 .