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Ulrike DraesnerSecret HeroesOn Heinrich von Kleist, James Joyce, Thomas Mann, Gottfried Benn and many others The writers of classical literature are overwhelmingly male. Is this tedious for female readers? By no means! Reading buff Ulrike Draesner presents us here with her very own 'Hall... |
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John von Düffel, Klaus SiblewskiHow Dramas are WrittenThis books looks from two points of view at the way theatre plays come into being. First of all, from within, from the standpoint of an author who writes stage plays and for years... |
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Sebastian HaffnerThe Story of a GermanMemoirs, 1914-1933 These early memoirs of the great German journalist are the most significant find in Haffner's literary estate, and are now being published for the first time. |
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Volker HageWalter KempowskiBooks and meetings An appreciation of a lifetime's achievements. |
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Thomas KarlaufStefan GeorgeThe Invention of Charisma The first biography of Stefan George in German. |
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Walter KempowskiSomniaDiary 1991 It was with his four-volume Echo Sounder [Echolot] that Walter Kempowski found a literary form for our collective memory. In it, he kept everything that was in danger of being... |
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Michael Köhlmeier (Editor)Fairy-Tale DecameronA world tour in 100 stories Myths and legends make up mankind’s oldest reservoir of knowledge, and act as gigantic mirrors of people’s dreams, fears and tragedies. Michael Köhlmeier, a celebrated novelist... |
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Harald MartensteinMen Are Like PeachesSubjective examinations on the man of today with an objective foreword from Alice Schwarzer In his collection of glosses, Harald Martenstein has assembled 52 necessary digressions on daily life at the beginning of the 21st century. |
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Hanns-Josef Ortheil, Klaus SiblewskiHow Novels Are MadeOn writing between art and artisanship: using numberless examples, writer Hanns-Josef Ortheil and editor Klaus Siblewski shed light on all aspects of the creative process – from... |
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Marcel Reich-RanickiSeven PioneersWriters of the 20th century: Arthur Schnitzler, Thomas Mann, Alfred Döblin, Robert Musil, Franz Kafka, Kurt Tucholsky, Bertolt Brecht In these essays Marcel Reich-Ranicki, the great literary critic, looks back on a lifetime of literary criticism, a passion which be-came a profession. |
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