Schweinstein Castle

"Today, that which protects us also intimidates. The construction of atomic plants in borderline areas is not casual. But in war time, the white castles won`t open their gates to shelter the population as the medieval castles once did. Quite the opposite. They are planted on the borders so they are positioned to silently poison the enemy. In that case, not only the enemy will disappear, the poison will be sufficient for everyone around, with no distinction for class or ethnicity. Now, to kill is to die." A family of twentieth-century nobles trying to survive in a medieval castle observed by the castle janitor. Just below the castle, an atomic plant changing the course of little Bergland forever. Schweinstein Castle is never what it seems to be. Schweinstein Castle-originally conceived as a multimedia novel-is the third novel of journalist and author Claudia Grechi Steiner. Ms. Steiner was born and raised in Brazil, but has been living in Switzerland since 2003.