The Amateurs

The book's satire feels both sharp and hilarious. I'm curious whether the humor was a way to make the darker themes more approachable or if it evolved naturally during writing.

The protagonists are far from perfect, yet I found myself rooting for them in moments. Did the author intend to challenge traditional ideas of heroism through these flawed figures?

The setting feels authentic and layered, making me wonder what research or experiences influenced the depiction of contemporary German life in this satirical light.