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Die Känguru-Chroniken

Fiction

The first book in Marc-Uwe Kling's Känguru-Chroniken series, in which the communist kangaroo moves in as the struggling performer's flatmate and together they comment on everyday life and the world. This edition accompanies the Dany Levy film adaptation.

QualityLand 2.0

Fiction

QualityLand has new problems. Peter Jobless is treating the relationship issues of household appliances, Kiki Unknown is stumbling through her own past, and the defense algorithms have triggered World War III. Marc-Uwe Kling's sequel to his big-data satire.

Die Känguru-Apokryphen

Fiction

Not a fourth volume, but not nothing either. Marc-Uwe Kling has collected stories about the kangaroo and his flatmate that appeared outside the main trilogy: contributions to anthologies, material from live shows, and a few pieces that have not been published...

Die Känguru-Offenbarung

Fiction

The kangaroo and his flatmate the aspiring artist are back, this time on the trail of a mysterious penguin. Marc-Uwe Kling writes the sequel to the sequel in a style that echoes apocalyptic prophecy, which suits the pair about as well as a communist marsupial...

Der Tag, an dem die Oma das Internet kaputt gemacht hat

Juvenile Fiction

Grandma broke the internet. All of it. Worldwide. Tiffany, Max, and Luisa are amazed when suddenly nothing works. First funny, then surprisingly cozy. Marc-Uwe Kling's first children's book.

Das NEINhorn

Juvenile Nonfiction

A unicorn that always says no instead of being well-behaved. It breaks out of its cotton-candy world and finds kindred spirits in a stubborn raccoon, an indifferent dog, and a back-talking princess. A children's picture book by Marc-Uwe Kling.

Der Ostermann

Juvenile Fiction

Santa's son doesn't like winter or sleigh rides. He much prefers spring, rabbits, and colored eggs. He wants to become the Easter man, much to his father's displeasure. A children's book by Marc-Uwe Kling.