The Swiss Matthias Ackeret slid in the role of fallen real estate juggling in his satirical story. And although the story is “fictional reality”, there are exciting overlaps that even surprised the author.
The first René Benko -Roman “is at the back of the book” The Magician of Hiva, among others “. Only that the fallen real estate is called juggleur Remo Blanko. The Swiss author Matthias Ackeret tells witty and imaginative in his work of the weeks and months after the fall of the Tyrolean. Those flights in his history.
“Afterwards it is clear that he had to fail”
First to the luxury Hotel Dolder Grand in Zurich, then to the South Sea Island of Hiva, among others, where there is a great confrontation at the cemetery on which Paul Gauguin and Jacques Brel were buried. Between Blanko, the shareholder called “Käskönig” and a death photographer. Blanko blames him in history. His book is “fictionalized reality,” says Ackeret. “I read all about Benko. The fact that he is always in the most expensive places always wanted the best features at an excellent location. Regardless of whether the Kadewe or the Chrysler building in New York. Afterwards it is clear to everyone that he had to fail.”
He tells the entertaining story from different perspectives, among other things he slides into his protagonist: “I tried to think. And I think I succeeded well.”
In fact, there are many overlaps. Benko Alias Blanko also has a hobby in Ackeret’s novel, who became a bestseller in Switzerland: he is going to flee yoga. With Sandra, the yoga teacher in the Dolder Grand. She is his only caregiver after checking in the noble hotel under the wrong name. As the “krone” reported, René Benko should also bring variation in his gloomy daily day with yoga units in the prison of Josefstadt
Book came unopened from prison
“An exciting coincidence,” says the author, who has already tried to send Benko to prison. “Last week the package came back to be indefinable,” he reports.
Remo Blanko has long lived in divorce in “The Magician of Hiva OA”. But – so much can be revealed – he quickly finds new happiness under the Polynesian sun.
Source: Krone
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