Im Wald der gehenkten Füchse

The book’s witty take on human folly feels both sharp and playful. I'm curious what motivated the author to mix satire with Finnish wilderness settings.

The characters' bizarre yet charming behaviors made me wonder if there's a deeper message about life or nature hidden beneath the humor. Would love to hear others' impressions.

The tone balances comedy with moments of reflection, which kept me engaged. I wonder if this was a conscious choice to reflect Finnish literary traditions or something else.