Michael Augustin

Den stærkeste mand i verden er meget stærk! Det giver næsten sig selv. Men vidste du, at han kan jage en løve, der er snu, slå klippestykker itu og gnave brædder, der er ru? Han kan også rive træer op med et knald, knække tremmer af metal og flytte bjerge, hvis vejen er smal. Han er en ægte superhelt! Men der er én ting, han ikke kan … Selv ikke verdens stærkeste mand kan falde i søvn uden sin bamse. Og det har han nok til fælles med mange andre superhelte.“Her kommer verdens stærkeste mand” er en morsom billedbog på rim om alle de ting, sådan en superstærk supermand kan – og ikke kan.

'Is it true,' someone asks, 'that regardless of what one asks you, one always receives a wrong answer?' 'That's right!' says Koslowski. Koslowski is everyone and no one, a tragic figure who stumbles through life in resigned bewilderment at the trials and bizarre coincidences thrown in his path. These brief prose pieces have a style and attraction all their own, by turns wonderfully surreal and laugh-out-loud funny. With strange and beautiful illustrations by Hartmut Eing, this new edition, 24 years on, includes brand-new pieces about Koslowski's life, loves and losses, alongside the classic texts from the original edition. Koslowski swears, 'cross my heart and hope to die,' that many years ago he personally met Huckleberry Finn. 'But he is merely a literary character!' someone protests. 'So am I,' says Koslowski.

'Is it true,' someone asks, 'that regardless of what one asks you, one always receives a wrong answer?' 'That's right!' says Koslowski. Koslowski is everyone and no one, a tragic figure who stumbles through life in resigned bewilderment at the trials and bizarre coincidences thrown in his path. These brief prose pieces have a style and attraction all their own, by turns wonderfully surreal and laugh-out-loud funny. With strange and beautiful illustrations by Hartmut Eing, this new edition, 24 years on, includes brand-new pieces about Koslowski's life, loves and losses, alongside the classic texts from the original edition. Koslowski swears, 'cross my heart and hope to die,' that many years ago he personally met Huckleberry Finn. 'But he is merely a literary character!' someone protests. 'So am I,' says Koslowski."