ANDREAS SCHULZ

Cada uno de los libros de estas guías consta de 192 páginas y tiene al final una tablea desplegable de clasificación y a todo color en la que se puede identificas de un vistazo el esquema general de todas las especies. Esta guía de estrellas contiene: 48 mapas estelares, 70 fotografías a color y 80 ilustraciones a color.

What if the shortest path is a double curve?This book celebrates the productive side-glance: the quiet resistance of the everyday, the cheerful reordering of things, and the "aha" moment waiting just around the next bend. Instead of grand theories, these stories offer small shifts in perspective that open new doorsfocusing on attitude rather than recipes, on awareness rather than alarm.It is a collection where order and chance find a way to cooperate. Every page is an invitation: to pause, to take a different turn, to laugh brieflyand to think further.And if you listen closely, you might hear it: sometimes a barely audible hinge reveals that a door carries more than just its frame.For readers traveling light and fueled by curiosity. A steady compass for confusing times. A single step to the sideand suddenly, everything is different.

Have you ever noticed how trains run more smoothly the moment onboard bistro runs out of coffee? Or how your carbon footprint suddenly goes feraljust because you dared to check a suitcase?In Double Curve (Volume 2), Andreas Schulz takes you on a tour through the absurdities of modern mobility. Meet a train driver who sacrifices the timetable for a cigaretteand accidentally becomes a hero. Join a couple on a cruise that goes slightly differently than advertised and still counts as a triumph. And discover why, statistically speaking, picking up a hitchhiker can be perfectly safeespecially if you understand the numbers the way chaos does.Whether by rail, at sea, or deep inside the paperwork catacombs of an old castle, these stories share one principle: the journey isnt the destination. Its the complication.A satirical travel companion for anyone who has ever arrivedwithout being entirely sure they meant to leave.