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Without Me

Published by Diogenes as Ohne mich
Original Title: Ohne mich

She’s mid-twenties, just finished with her studies, and divorced practically as soon as she’s married. What do you do when your first great love crashes and burns? The narrator of Esther Schüttpelz’ debut novel is still looking: for the reason why they split up; for a plan for the future; for friendship and intimacy and intoxication and forgetting. Sharp-witted, vulnerable and hilarious, she tells the story of the year after and in-between.

»›You can pay for the second wedding yourself‹, Mum says.«
Esther Schüttpelz


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»A debut with a fast pace and increasing narrative density.«

Karoline Pilcz / Buchkultur, Vienna

»The Gen Z main character, by whom the work feels up-to-date, shines with self-irony. With all her edginess, she feels charming, humorous and real.«

Vanessa Büchel / bluewin.ch, Zurich

»Without Me is the best debut I have read so far this year.«

Jan Drees / Deutschlandfunk, Cologne

»Her debut novel impressively demonstrates the author's writing talent.«

Petra Pluwatsch / Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger, Cologne

»What draws the reader into her trains of thought is her nonchalant and clever narrative tone.«

Sabine Schereck / tip, Berlin

»Esther Schüttpelz narrates with intelligent wit and radical urgency.«

Jury of the ›lit.Cologne Debut Prize‹

»A debut with a fast pace and increasing narrative density.«

Karoline Pilcz / Buchkultur, Vienna

»The Gen Z main character, by whom the work feels up-to-date, shines with self-irony. With all her edginess, she feels charming, humorous and real.«

Vanessa Büchel / bluewin.ch, Zurich

»Without Me is the best debut I have read so far this year.«

Jan Drees / Deutschlandfunk, Cologne

»Her debut novel impressively demonstrates the author's writing talent.«

Petra Pluwatsch / Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger, Cologne

»What draws the reader into her trains of thought is her nonchalant and clever narrative tone.«

Sabine Schereck / tip, Berlin

»Esther Schüttpelz narrates with intelligent wit and radical urgency.«

Jury of the ›lit.Cologne Debut Prize‹
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