A collection of short stories showcasing Henrik Neergaard's unique style, featuring titles such as "Do not let the sun go down on your anger," "The serpent and the forbidden fruit," and "A modern day Romeo and Juliet," among others.
Henrik Neergaard Bücher
A man bets a female academic that he can write a book, despite not being an intellectual. The book reflects his daily life and views on modern philosophy, including his skepticism about self-driving cars and exploration of quirky ideas like self-sailing mini container ships. His discussions with friends add depth to the narrative.
A collection of poems, prose, and short stories that explores themes of nostalgia, childhood, and quirky characters. It features vivid imagery of a city, humorous Christmas parties, a unique invention, and a woman who loves books while her husband prefers football. It culminates with a modern twist on Romeo and Juliet. Enjoy!
Vera and Brian are a middle-aged couple facing challenges in their marriage, leading friends to speculate about a potential divorce before their upcoming silver wedding. Their differing interests—Brian's preference for watching sports and Vera's diverse hobbies—exacerbate their issues.
The story unfolds over a single day, revealing hidden habits and relationships. A lazy bureaucrat enjoys lunch with the new canteen lady, while a couple lives separately in their home. Unexpectedly, someone encounters a long-lost lover in an unforeseen setting.
A man in his thirties faces unexpected challenges with a woman in a pink dress and explores relationships with other women. He also searches for his missing father, leading to surprising revelations upon their reunion.
Nogle forskellige indspark i samtiden - fra en ny type vindmøllepark i Sønderjylland, over Store Bededag som en verdslig helligdag for Klima og miljø, den kan jo ligge samtidig med grundlovsdag og fejres med en stor klimavenlig middag og familie-komsammen - en af mine venner kalder det for klimaets juleaften, som alle kan samles om uanset religion og kulturel baggrund - når Mette F. vil afskaffe den gamle St.Bededag, så må befolkningen tage revanche og selv skabe en ny og bedre, selv om det bliver uden officiel fridag og med en beskeden opstart fra scratch - desuden små noveller om lidt af hvert, en tiggersang, og en både lidt fræk og lidt trist historie, og som rosinen i pølseenden - hvorfor ikke lave en opdateret og lidt mere munter udgave af Shakespeares Hamlet (med en nøglerolle til Ofelia) som julekalender i TV - ja, jeg spørger bare.