Lichtenberg

In Lichtenberg, Paul Verhaeghen tells the intriguing story of the young Tom Pepermans, a Belgian employee at the Dutch Meerhof University. Pepermans' world is populated by the most peculiar types.
THE PRESS ON 'LICHTENBERG'
'Food for literary gluttons without complexes.' Knack
'Verhaeghen has an exciting style, comparable to a successful pop hit that you've already started singing along to without having listened to the lyrics for a moment.' de Volkskrant
In the conversations with his housemates Hadrianus and Judith, Tom Pepermans constantly looks back on the relationship with his ex-girlfriend Poes. With her he shared the membership of the, against all expectations (including his own), exceptionally successful Leuven 'consistent guitar group' The Local Losers.
The events of the motley crew in Meerhof quickly get completely out of hand. The madness reaches a devilish climax during a turbulent carnival party. A jump from the 'Tower of Philosophy' seems to be the only way out for Tom Pepermans.
Anyone who missed the masterful and award-winning epic Omega minor now gets a second chance with the equally inimitable Lichtenberg.