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Pastimes : The Bathroom

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To: JakeStraw who wrote (358)10/10/2002 11:01:16 AM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.  Read Replies (1) of 430
 
Toilet Paper Novels Hit Stalls
Thu Oct 10, 8:42 AM ET
story.news.yahoo.com

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germans who like to read on the toilet no longer need to take newspapers in with them, but can instead turn to novels and poems printed onto toilet paper, a German publisher said on Wednesday.



"We want our books to be used. That's our philosophy," said Georges Hemmerstoffer, head of the Klo-Verlag which publishes the toilet paper literature. About half of all people liked to read on the toilet, he said.

Poems by German literary giants Heinrich Heine and Christian Morgenstern, as well as tales and detective stories could be found on the toilet rolls, Hemmerstoffer told Reuters at the Frankfurt book fair.

Each text was printed several times on one roll, so that readers could actually use the paper and still leave behind some entertainment for the next toilet visitor.
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