My inner child wants to kill
"Björn Diemel has mastered the principles of mindfulness and used them to improve his life. He quit his stressful job and started his own practice. He spends more time with his daughter and argues less-and usually more lovingly-with his wife. Oh, and by the way, he also happens to be running two ma...
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English German |
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New York, NY :
Soho Crime,
2026.
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| Series: | The mindful murder novels ;
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| Summary: | "Björn Diemel has mastered the principles of mindfulness and used them to improve his life. He quit his stressful job and started his own practice. He spends more time with his daughter and argues less-and usually more lovingly-with his wife. Oh, and by the way, he also happens to be running two mafia clans with ease, since he murdered the boss of one and locked the boss of the other in the basement of his daughter's kindergarten. So why can't Björn enjoy any of this? Why does he keep losing his temper? Is he simply tired of killing? No, not quite. His therapist, Joschka Breitner, finally points him in the right direction: It all comes down to Björn's inner child. You never stop learning: The mindful murderer Björn Diemel keeps optimizing himself"-- Provided by publisher. |
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| Physical Description: | 438 pages ; 22 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781641298841 1641298847 9781641298445 1641298448 |
| Author Notes: | Florian Duijsens works as a translator and editor, and teaches at Bard College Berlin. Recently, he has also taught in the Young Writers Workshop at Simon's Rock, Bard College, and at the Free University in Amsterdam. The co-founder and co-host of the Dead Ladies Show event series and podcast, he is also the senior editor of BLAU International and has moderated discussions at the International Literature Festival Berlin, LCB, and elsewhere. Aside from translating (children's) books, he edits and translates work for publishers, museums, and galleries around the world, and his writing and translations have appeared in Aperture, the Guardian, Asymptote, Ursula, and other publications. |
