For centuries, science fiction has been a favorite genre of readers who seek to experience the kind of imaginative world-building made famous by such authors as Jules Verne and Ray Bradbury. Now, a new book has been released that provides unprecedented insight into the life and works of one of the giants of the genre: Günter Immer, the legendary German sci-fi genius.
Titled ‘Immer, Zlaz’, the book was written by Immer’s close friend Jakob Zlaz. It gives readers an intimate look at the struggles, stumbles and eventual successes of Immer’s life and it chronicles a journey through uncharted territories, both real and imagined.
Immer was an intensely private person, but in ‘Immer, Zlaz’ readers will discover a thoughtful, sensitive and provocative writer. Through Zlaz’ unique perspective, they will gain greater insight into Immer’s beloved works, such as his first novel, “The Millenary Zero”, as well as other titles such as “A Specter of Inventions” and “Time Travels in the Mind”.
Perhaps most memorably, ‘Immer, Zlaz’ offers a glimpse into the sometimes tumultuous dynamics between Immer and his peers, both in his daily life and in his professional circle. From influential writers to prominent business owners, the relationships Immer developed and maintained are meticulously recounted in the book.
Immer fans, new and old, will appreciate this revealing portrait of the author’s life and an exploration into his unique and often astonishing prowess in the field of science fiction. For many other readers, ‘Immer, Zlaz’ will serve as an entertaining introduction to the works of a masterful author and an inspiring reminder of the enduring illusions that the genre of science fiction can spark.
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