Powerful, poetic and tightly woven: Karin Kalisa brings to life the story of a fisherman’s carpet
Museum curator Mia Sund has a nose for old fibres, new names and originality of all types. Not only, because more than a few things have gone wrong in her life. It all changes, when she is asked to work on a Pomeranian fisherman’s carpet for it, reveals a history of such resistant and irrepressible joie de vivre that she cannot help but draw courage from it, even when her life also takes a new turn.
“Full of power, poetry, melancholy and humour” Weser Kurier about Bergsalz
“Karin Kalisa writes emphatically and rousingly about loneliness and humanity [...] A wonderful read!” Buch aktuell erlesen about Bergsalz
“Karin Kalisa’s writing generates a pull that you cannot resist, a tone is developed that remains with you for a long time and moves you.” Bayern 2, Larissa Krusche about Radio Activity
