Männergespräche - Frankfurter Allgemeine Buch special

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Gestaltung des Buches „Sie stellen mir Fragen, die ich mir nie gestellt habe – Männergespräche“ von Timo Frasch, erschienen als Buch-Sonderpublikation der Frankfurter Allgemeine Buch. 20 Interviews, geprägt von einem präzisen, reflektierten und subtilen Gesprächsstil. 240 Seiten.

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The cover of "Männergespräche" by Timo Frasch, featuring a light background with German text and a green striped spine.
An open book on a dark surface with two pages of text visible, the left featuring a large title in German and the bottom right showing a numbered list of names.
An open magazine spread features a large "01 Wolfgang Joop" on the left page and a quote on the right page.
An open book shows a gold page with the title "Peter Gauweiler" and the number "02" next to a white page of text.
A three-panel grid showcases different spreads from a modern typographic magazine, featuring a large "Peter Furth" title and German text.
An open book featuring a large pink page with "04 Bazon Brock" in bold text and a white page with a German article.
A black-and-white print editorial spread, with the left page featuring a large, partially-obscured title "Klemens Berkenbrock", and the right page displaying the quote "Ich bin für Denken" with a small text box above it.
A magazine page featuring the name "Elyas M'Barek" in large black font against a gray background.
A close-up of a magazine page featuring a large, bold German quote: "Niveau finde ich sexy" ("I find level sexy").
A magazine page with a dark green background displays "08 Fritz J. Raddatz" in large black font.
An open book features large bold green and black text on its pages.
An open book with white pages on a dark gray surface.
An open book with German text on its pages, featuring bold headings like "Harald Schmidt" and "Vom Kirschbaumgfalla".
An opened magazine features articles with large, stylized titles in yellow and black text, such as "Michael Ebling + Sven Gerich" and "Alle Mainzer sind vom anderen Ufer."
An open book with German text on the left page and a large German quote on the right page that reads, "You notice, we see it more casually."