Dantons Tod
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Dantons Tod
Narrated by:
Peter Patzak
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Narrated by:
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Peter Patzak
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By:
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Helmut Zenker
About this listen
Helmut Zenker 1949-2003. Seit 1973 freier Schriftsteller, seit 1989 auch Regisseur. Romane, Theater, Kinderbücher, Lyrik, Drehbücher, Comedy, Essays, Comics, Lieder. Seine Bücher sind in 23 Sprachen erschienen.
Ernst Bucksch, 48, in der Eingangstür, in der rechten Hand die heutige Post aus der Briefanlage im Hochparterre, in der anderen eine mit Veltliner gefüllte, oben offene Bierflasche, drückt die Tür hinter sich mit dem Hintern zu. Den Wein nimmt er sich jeden Tag aus dem Wirtshaus beim Kino mit. Bucksch legt die Zeitung und die Einzahlungslochkarte der Elektrizitätswerke auf den Eiskasten, bevor er ins Zimmer weitergeht...
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