Jesus Christ Kinski by Benjamin Myers

Signed Indie Exclusive Hardback

£18.99

ISBN
9781526663429
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Berlin, opening night. A crowd of thousands awaits the return of Klaus Kinski, Germany’s most controversial actor, as he steps into the spotlight for a much-publicized one-man performance about Jesus Christ. Benjamin Myers plunges into the frazzled mind of the legendarily volatile actor, capturing his real-life meltdown in a compelling autofictional account. Experience the chaotic energy and intense brilliance of Kinski’s return to the stage. This book is for readers who enjoyed Foe by Iain Reid.

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