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This collection explores various aspects of Michael Stavaric's literary work, offering insights from multiple perspectives. It begins with a poetic introduction by M. Stavaric, reflecting on the nature of journeys. The anthology features an interview discussing the future of literature and the challenges faced by writers today. A. Bartl provides an analysis of Stavaric's position between cultural boundaries, while S. Peter critiques the absence of future in Stavaric's narratives from an ecocritical viewpoint. A. Hultsch examines the influence of the Czech language in Stavaric's German texts, and M. Trombiková delves into the musicality present in his novel "Böse Spiele." D. Pfeiferová discusses themes of war and myth in Stavaric's works, while S. Beck analyzes the vibrant character development in "Die kleine Sensenfrau." The anthology also addresses educational perspectives, with T. Akira Schickhaus highlighting productive literature teaching methods, and U. Eder exploring multilingualism in a picture book co-created with Renate Habinger. K. Esselborn presents a modern coming-of-age narrative in "Brenntage," while A. Catoni and C. Ulbrich offer didactic suggestions for incorporating Stavaric's works into language education. R. Pugliese discusses foreign language didactics in the context of Stavaric's children's literature, and A. Kliewer emphasizes the importance of language preservation. Finally, I. Brendel-Perpina reflects