Die ZEIT Ausgabe 46 opens with a review of Philipp Oehmke’s novel Papenburg, which examines the loneliness of the ultra‑rich. The book, published by Piper in Munich in 2026, runs 448 pages and is priced at 26 €.
The same issue includes a column on life‑help titled “Dissident is not a training profession – but Gal Beckerman’s new book will surely help you escape.” Beckerman’s Wie man Dissident wird is issued by Ullstein and costs 24 €.
Further, the paper highlights Botho Strauß’s Bleiben und Blicken, a collection of poems that the reviewer describes as “the most timely” of the year. Published by Hanser in Munich in 2026, the 200‑page volume is priced at 25 €.
Der Freitag Ausgabe 43 is noted as forthcoming, but no specific titles are listed in the current preview.