Nein. A Manifesto.

‘A crisp, illusive, irreverent voice.’ * New Yorker *‘The very best piece of writing I’ve encountered on Twitter.’ * Los Angeles Times *‘This is a volume of poetry, a fact that makes you reconsider the content of Twitter as a whole. Hashtags are often used in modern humour as an abbreviated punchline, Jarosinski uses them to frame his bitter-sweet reverie on a society that has run out of time to listen…Nein. A Manifesto feels like a break for freedom.’ * Salty Popcorn *‘There is no one who is producing anything comparable to these incisively self-critical prose poems.’ * Los Angeles Review of Books *‘[A] profoundly clever chapbook of brainy, nihilistic, dour but playful aphorisms…In my book, Nein is a big Yes.’ * NPR’s Guide to 2015’s Great Reads *‘Marvellous…An unusual but brilliant summer paperback.’ * Age/Sydney Morning Herald *

Eric Jarosinski, a former Ivy League professor, is an expert on modern German literature, culture and critical thought. His Twitter feed, @NeinQuarterly, has more than 100,000 followers in more than 100 countries. Jarosinski and his work have been featured in numerous international publications, including the New Yorker, Paris Review, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Der Spiegel, Wall Street Journal, Slate and Irish Times.