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Setz Ner is the first book in Arnaud Kamenisch's Graubünden trilogy about life in the Sursilvan meadow at the foot of Mount Setz Ner. These are short stories about the world of vatagas, bovhars, and shepherds. About their meadow duties and the clear division of labour between them. And about the greatest treasure of the meadows - the meadow house.

The book is written in literary German with a sprinkling of the Sursilvanian dialect of the Rhaetoromanesque language, which gives the texts a special rhythm and sound.