I conclude this year's German Literature Month with the reading of two nineteenth century plays: Anatol and The Weavers.Anatol, written by Austrian playwright Arthur Schnitzler, and first published in 1893 is about a young man Anatol and his quest for the perfect love that would endure all. Divided into seven acts (the wikipedia informs me … Continue reading Two German Dramas: Anatol, and The Weavers
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The Night was thick and heavy as Velvet: Knut Hamsun’s Mysteries
When you have a book titled Mysteries, the author is the winner of the Nobel Prize for literature, and critics say that the whole modern school of fiction in the twentieth century stems from Knut Hamsun, than of course, it is going to be on your wishlist.And the beginning does seem to fulfilling your expectations. … Continue reading The Night was thick and heavy as Velvet: Knut Hamsun’s Mysteries