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The aging narrator of Monika Maron's novel "Animal Triste" falls in love under the brachiosaurus at Berlin's natural history museum. Can that be a good omen?
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What does it mean to feel desire and to be desired when one grows older? Monika Maron dissects a love story that begins in the shadow of a dinosaur skeleton.
A tragic love story poetically told, Lenz's tale of an affair between an English teacher and her 18-year-old student captures life in a small seaside village and reflects Germany's own post-war growing pains.
Former GDR author Christa Wolf remains one of Germany's most famous authors. Her death in 2011 prompted condolences from around the world. Her birthday on March 18 is a day to recall her legacy.
Stamm's debut novel "Agnes" captivates the reader with its pure, stripped-down language and dialogue. Yet the many short sentences and simple constructions are only one layer in a work of alluring complexity and depth.