Saubere Arbeit. Roman. ( Ein Haffmans- Buch).

The humor about university politics and pretensions was spot-on, but I wondered if the author drew from real experiences or just exaggerated for effect.

The setting gives the novel its unique flavor, but I’m curious whether the author wanted to comment on specific societal issues of that era or just enjoyed the backdrop.

Their struggles with identity and societal expectations felt very human, despite the comedic tone. Did others see themselves in any of the characters?