Zusammenfassung von "Die Legende vom Pianisten auf dem Ozean" von Alessandro Baricco

"He could read Novecento, not books. They are all good. He knew how to read people, the signs people wear, places, sounds, smells. Their country, their history, everything written about them. He read and cataloged, ordered and rearranged with infinite care the enormous map that was drawn on his head. The world may never have seen it, but the world has spent nearly thirty years on this ship. And he had been watching him on that ship for nearly thirty years. And he stole his soul." Novecento - Alessandro Baricco