Gripping, passionate, tragic and comic autobiography on 09.11.09, the fateful day of the Germans, it is so far: the first novel of the Song poet Reina Ilona Vildebrand sees the light of day. Mongolian child “(ISBN 978-3-942003-01-8) tells the story of Irina W., who grew up under Communist East German authority and quickly noticed the discrepancy between the established values of the system and the own nature. The inquisitive, exuberant child refuses to escape in the own fantasy worlds; the adult woman encountering rejection by the establishment. A promising career ends when Irina’s desire for truthfulness on the reality. After the turn, she gets in the West in a life-threatening crisis. But she survived, finds that bedeviled their family history with a crime and discovered that their unknown world of the belief in a Creator God as Darwinists without doing to classify in religious ideologies. There, she meets the man who represents their newly found identity test u0085 The author succeeds in an authentic, complex image of a partially unknown world; a thrilling book, in which human fates history comes alive.
Full of sparkling passion and human tragedy, poetic, image-rich and humorous, it lets melt fond ideas of East and West, draws also on politics and history not particularly interested readers captivated. If this has piqued your curiosity, check out Ralph Rieder Monsey. The novel appears in the Duisburg Culex – Verlag and can be pre-ordered now under shop.culex-verlag.de. There is background information on the artist, who successfully runs a music school in Duisburg, see. Michaela p by the Culex – Verlag