The book of absurd quotation marks

The book for the Instagram hit @awkward_anfuehrungszeichen The collection was recognized in Spiegel (bento), Süddeutsche (jetzt.de), EgoFM and the Golden Bloggers, among others, and has over 27,000 followers, including Charlotte Roche, Christian Kracht and Kevin Kühnert. "We're happy that Hans makes the world a little bit funnier with his fine eye." - Süddeutsche Zeitung / now With the Instagram account "Awkward Quotation Marks" going viral, Hans Rusinek inspired those users who expect more from the platform than selfies , kissing lips and long-term advertising ... It's about the variety of language, but not about words, but about quotation marks and what absurdity, wickedness and sometimes also rebellion these bring to reality when they push themselves between the sender and recipient. His passion for collecting took Hans Rusinek across the country and beyond. Everywhere he discovered other virtuosities based on the quotation marks. The collection now includes over 1000 pieces, many of which are unpublished, each accompanied by a thought-provoking picture comment. The collection has been recognized in Spiegel (bento), Süddeutsche (jetzt.de), EgoFM and the Golden Bloggers, among others, and has over 27,000 followers, including Charlotte Roche, Christian Kracht and Kevin Kühnert. In the illustrated book, the most fascinating works are curated together with an introductory text on the genesis of the quotation marks. About the author: Hans Rusinek is a publicist, organizational researcher and consultant. In St. Gallen, he researches the question of meaning in work and publishes in media such as Capital, BrandEins, Deutschlandfunk and BusinessPunk. In 2020, he won the Ludwig-Erhard-Foundation’s prize for business journalism. Rusinek volunteers as a fellow in the ThinkTank30 of the Club of Rome Germany.