Reportagen Band #47

Reportagen send the best authors around the globe. For stories that stay.

In this issue:

– Sleeping over the ocean. Loud rock music, lots of coffee to keep you awake: What really happens in the cockpit while we’re flying. By Jan Pelczar.

– What happened in Harlow? The author follows a murder case in his hometown and looks into the mirror of English society. By Jason Cowley.

– The mountain as saviour. Jaroslav Doležal keeps running up the Czech Kahlberg: 6190 times. Why? By Richard Fraunberger.

– Atheists in danger. Anyone in India who questions Hindu gods and Jesus miracles becomes the target of deadly attacks. By Julia Lauter.

– The system filling station. British Petroleum exploits its tenants with gag contracts. One speaks plainly. By Richard Fuchs.

–  The historical reportage: Tremor Eels 1807 by Alexander von Humboldt.