Wagon 537 Christiania
“Wagon 537 Christiania” by Per Smidl, published by Serving House Books in August 2013, is a 466-page work that explores themes of self-discovery and joy through the experiences of its protagonist, Les Stein. As he embarks on a two-year journey in the freetown of Christiania, Stein seeks to escape the pressures of modern life, including his university studies and a lost love. The narrative unfolds in a witty and fast-paced style, offering insights into the vibrant community of Christiania and the diverse individuals who inhabit it.
Readers will find a blend of biography and fiction as Smidl captures the essence of life in Christiania, portraying a world filled with freedom and individuality. The novel emphasizes the importance of living simply and authentically, inviting readers to reflect on their own lives while celebrating the human spirit. Through direct and warm prose, Smidl creates an immersive experience that transports readers to this unique environment, allowing them to witness the joy and challenges faced by those who embrace a different way of living.
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Frivolity, joy and self discovery are the things which, Les Stein, the protagonist “Caravan 537 Christiania” arrives at in his two year sojourn in the freetown of Christiania. Fleeing from a world of angst and stress, longing for the woman who left him, and frustrated with the stale facets of modern life such as his university studies Stein develops a new understanding of love, independence and self realization. Told in a witty, fast paced style, Smidl’s novel is both provocative and celebratory. He hails the human spirit and calls on all of us to live simpler and more free whether this living occurs inside or outside of Christiania. A novel of joy and brightness that records history as it makes it. Per Smidl lived at the Freetown Christinia for two years. His autobiographical novel “Wagon 537 Christiania” describes the life there among people with an individual and original approach to life, curious tourists, anarchists and what ever category of people you can think of. He does so in direct terms and with a wamth that makes you feel like you are there yourself.
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