Die große Stille: Roman

In a quiet household three sisters navigate daily routines, small rivalries and consolations while their father, a reserved authority, resists social invitations. Domestic scenes—preparing for his office hours, awaiting callers, exchanging confidences—reveal yearning, restrained affection and the burden of memory. The narrative traces interpersonal tensions, quiet acts of care, and generations' differing expectations, exploring solitude, longing and the gentle compromises that sustain family life. An episodic structure alternates intimate interior moments with encounters beyond the home, gradually illuminating the characters' inner lives and the slow emergence of change.