Oliver Wnuk - Wnuk denkt laut und liest was vor

Oliver Wnuk is always searching for happiness:
Where is it, when is it, why, and how much of it does he get?
His collaboration with publications such as the Frankfurter Rundschau (FR7) has resulted in columns—some thought-provoking, some amusing, but all with depth—that have been compiled into the essay collection *Besser wird’s nicht* (It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This), published on February 26 by Lappan-Verlag, from which he will read, narrate, and perform—in short, take the stage.
“Besser wird’s nicht” is not a sigh of resignation, but an invitation: it will never be better than this moment if we don’t make the most of it. Oliver Wnuk—actor, father, hypochondriac, and incorrigible pragmatist—dissects life’s small and large impositions: the EGO that always cries out “More!”; friendships that need to be nurtured or let go of; norms that constrain us; “reality vs. appearance” on set and in real life; the top 5 things people ultimately regret; the art of staying quiet when everything is screaming; and the question of how to remain human in a KIZ future. Amid the Christmas string-light frenzy, a breathtakingly absurd ear study, and an unforgettable night in the forensic medicine department, a tone emerges that is both lighthearted and wise: humorous, tender, and free of kitsch. Wnuk observes without bitterness and encourages readers to view themselves with kindness. A book to make you smile, swallow hard, share—and pass on to others.