El momento de la sensación verdadera

A man wakes up one morning after a long sleep in which he has seen himself become a murderer. From the moment of awakening, the two days in which we will follow this Keuschnig, Austrian diplomat in Paris, will become a spiral of disgust and nonsense, of the fall of the world, of stripping down to horror itself. And it is that, in short, The moment of true sensation, one of the works that has most solidly cemented the prestige of Peter Handke, is a personal experience of death, the outcome of which will, however, be the new brilliance of the everyday through the mirror of childhood.