Words roll European clipped and accented, husky and considered.
Even in real life there is an ambience. Not that Treischler is a some New Age hippie pondering the same probables and improbables that marked the intellectual renaissance and death of the late '60s revolution or blazed back and forth in the banter and conversation of Kerouac and Ginsberg's bohemians, led Hesse, Hansen, Sartre, Kierkegaard, Kafka, into the dark recesses of the mind and their own formidable doctrines and beliefs. The Castaneda I really enjoyed - even though they were written quite a long time ago, so it's with distance. I think it's very interesting. What I like about it is that you have the chance to consider there is another rationality.