by Herbert Rosendorfer · Reinbek (bei Hamburg) : Rowohlt · tapa blanda · ISBN 9783499115929
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«Der stillgelegte Mensch» is Herbert Rosendorfer's collection of short stories, published in 1973 by Rowohlt in paperback (136 pages, in German).
A collection of grotesque and visionary tales in which Rosendorfer imagines, among other situations, the relocation of the Eiffel Tower to the Munich Olympics and a man who does not age because he remains «disconnected» inside a freezer. With satire, black humor and fantasy, the author questions the very meaning of storytelling.
This edition corresponds to number 1592 of Rowohlt's rororo series and is subtitled «Erzählungen».
Herbert Rosendorfer was a German jurist, writer, historian, and composer.
