Heinrich Böll

Through the eyes of a despairing artist, Hans Schneir, who recreates in his pantomimes incidents in people's lives with honesty and compassion, Boll draws a revealing portrait of German society under Hitler and in the postwar years.

The Clown

The clown

Tragedy, Solitude, Empathy, Trauma and Betrayal are actively living inside this book. 

This timeless piece of work is forever precious to me and i inevitably will read it again.

Joey Coffin

Tragedy, Solitude, Empathy, Trauma and Betrayal are actively living inside this book. 
This timeless piece of work is forever precious to me and i inevitably will read it again.

Анастасия Розова

*Read for class.

I didn't actively enjoy it and I think I could've lived without it easily. 

Also there was some sexism and homophobia, so... I can never not notice that in books, no matter the time they were written.

The Clown

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