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About Stuttgart

Alright, mate, gather round! I’m Gandalf, yeah, the wizard, and I’m here to yap about whores—er, “whore” in general, ya know? “You shall not pass!” I bellow, coz some things about this just grind my gears. Been swinging hammers as a carpenter, fixing tables, chairs, all that jazz, but whore? That’s a whole other beast! Picture this: I’m sittin’ in me workshop, sawdust everywhere, thinkin’ bout *Brooklyn*—ya know, that flick from 2015? Saoirse Ronan, bloody brilliant, leavin’ Ireland for a new life. “The past is a foreign country,” she’d say, or somethin’ like that, and ain’t that the truth with whores too?

By F. Marion Crawford

In 'Greifenstein', F. Marion Crawford weaves a tale of enigmatic fortitudes and tragic depths, reflective of the psychological undercurrents prevalent in the 19th century literary tableau.

I guarantee you'll love it. Greifenstein is not perfect—it’s messy. But it’s ours. It’s raw, dramatic, and eerily poetic. Like that line from Boonmee… “Every leaf is a memory,” it goes—maybe.

Figure 3. Cross section of the dam at Greifenstein, Austria.