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Peter Struck, a prominent figure in German politics, left the Bundestag in 2009 and a year later, he published a book titled "So läuft das - Politics with rough edges." The book was a reflection of Struck's controversial and outspoken nature, known for his blunt and expletive-laden speech.

The book provided insights into Struck's political career and personal experiences, offering a candid and unfiltered account of his time in politics. It received significant attention and controversy due to its candid content, making it a bestseller in German politics literature.

However, the book was not without criticism. Some found its harsh and direct criticism of certain political figures and events to be overly critical and offensive. On the other hand, others praised the book for its honesty and transparency, applauding Struck for his willingness to speak his mind.

After publishing the book, Struck appeared on several talk shows, including Anne Will's and Maybrit Illner's shows. Despite his earlier statement in 2009 that he would never write a book or appear on a talk show again if he could get certain things behind him, Struck seemed to relish the opportunity to share his thoughts and experiences with the public.

During his political career, Struck was also known for his playing style during skat rounds, where he was known to play ramsch. This aggressive approach seemed to carry over into his writing, as the book's blunt and expletive-laden content mirrored his speeches during his time in the Bundestag.

In conclusion, Peter Struck's book "So läuft das - Politics with rough edges" was a reflection of his controversial and outspoken nature, offering a candid account of his time in politics. While it received criticism for its harsh content, it was also praised for its honesty and transparency, making it a significant contribution to German politics literature.