Das schwarze Messer (Spin-Off zu "Herr aller Dinge")
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Das schwarze Messer (Spin-Off zu "Herr aller Dinge")
Narrated by:
Jürgen Prochnow
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Narrated by:
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Jürgen Prochnow
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By:
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Andreas Eschbach
About this listen
Bei einem Besuch in Japan findet er einen Schrein, zu dem ein schwarzes Messer zählt, Alain spürt schon von weitem, was für ein unglaubliches Alter diese Antiquität ausstrahlt. Wenn er dieses Messer zu seinem Eigen zählen könnte, würde es ihm jahrelang dieses wunderbare Gefühl bereiten. Welche Grenzen wird Alain überschreiten, um an das schwarze Messer zu gelangen?
"Das schwarze Messer" ist eine Kurzgeschichte und thematische Erweiterung von Andreas Eschbachs Bestseller "Herr aller Dinge".©2015 Bastei Lübbe (P)2015 Lübbe Audio
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