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Was für Folgen das Ende der innerdeutschen Grenze hatte, beschreibt Ingo Schulze anhand des erstaunlichen Falls seiner ehemaligen Kindergärtnerin, Miklós Vámos schreibt von der geheimnisvollen, von einer endlosen Mauer umgebenen sowjetischen Kaserne, die sich nach der Wende als potemkinsches Dorf erweist, Olga Tokarczuk von einem Grenzer, der widerwillig die Außengrenze der EU bewacht, Didier Daeninckx von einem Diktator, dessen Antrieb die Ki...

Andréa Reynolds was Claus von Bulow's mistress from 1982 to 1987, and she helped him successfully appeal his conviction of attempted murder, for which he had been sentenced to thirty-two years in prison. Von Bulow was convicted in 1982 of two counts of attempted murder of his wife, the immensely wealthy heiress Martha "Sunny" von Bulow. His wife was rich, beautiful, and American-and the case stirred up a firestorm of coverage in the tabloids a...

Andréa Reynolds was Claus von Bulow's mistress from 1982 to 1987, and she helped him successfully appeal his conviction of attempted murder, for which he had been sentenced to thirty-two years in prison. Von Bulow was convicted in 1982 of two counts of attempted murder of his wife, the immensely wealthy heiress Martha "Sunny" von Bulow. His wife was rich, beautiful, and American-and the case stirred up a firestorm of coverage in the tabloids a...

In 1980, Sunny von Bülow fell into a persistent vegetative state, never to awaken. Her husband, Claus von Bülow, was convicted of giving his wife an insulin overdose that caused her condition. Eventually, his conviction was reversed, and he was found not guilty of all charges. Now, Andréa Reynolds, the real-life former mistress of Mr. von Bülow, presents a satire on the true events of the suspected murder and the famous-or infamous-figures inv...

In 1980, Sunny von Bülow fell into a persistent vegetative state, never to awaken. Her husband, Claus von Bülow, was convicted of giving his wife an insulin overdose that caused her condition. Eventually, his conviction was reversed, and he was found not guilty of all charges. Now, Andréa Reynolds, the real-life former mistress of Mr. von Bülow, presents a satire on the true events of the suspected murder and the famous-or infamous-figures inv...