Eine intensive Erzählung mit starken Bildern. Das verwahrloste, "wilde" Mädchen aus dem Wald ist am Ende nicht die einzige mit einer dunklen Vergangenheit.
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Versuche, mir ein möglichst weites Feld an Literatur zu erschließen. Alle Epochen, alle Genres, mit besonderer Vorliebe für die Postmoderne und Science-Fiction.
Trying to explore a wide range of literature, especially fiction. All periods and genres, with a preference for postmodern literature and science fiction.
★★★★★ überragend / outstanding ★★★★☆ gutes Buch / a good book ★★★☆☆ ist okay / it's okay ★★☆☆☆ mochte ich nicht / I didn't like it ★☆☆☆☆ unterirdisch / really bad
My Favorite Books/Lieblingsbücher
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Paranoid Fish hat Armes Ding von Matias Faldbakken besprochen
Paranoid Fish hat Zeitzuflucht bewertet: 4 Sterne

Zeitzuflucht von Georgi Gospodinov
Wenn Sie durch die Zeit reisen könnten, in welches Jahrzehnt Ihres Lebens würden Sie zurückkehren? In Georgi Gospodinovs Roman, ausgezeichnet …
Paranoid Fish hat Freiheit bewertet: 5 Sterne

Freiheit von Jonathan Franzen
"Patty and Walter Berglund were the new pioneers of old St. Paul -- the gentrifiers, the hands-on parents, the avant-garde …
Paranoid Fish hat American Pastoral von Philip Roth besprochen
a very unreliable narrator
5 Sterne
A story within a story. I liked how the frame story flows seamlessly into the actual narrative, which in turn is a completely fictionalized biography by the narrator about an acquaintance about whom he actually knows very little, except that his daughter (presumably) committed a terrorist attack. As if the author is taking a double distance, a very unreliable narrator, very postmodern. Along the way, you also learn all about how leather gloves are made. A great book.
Paranoid Fish hat New York Trilogy von Paul Auster besprochen
Two good and one great novel
5 Sterne
These three novellas have something in common, although I can't quite put my finger on it. It's all about searching for someone who doesn't want to be found or about watching someone who is aware of being watched. The first story was the most strange of them, seemed a little incomplete to me and I didn't know what to make of it, the second one seemed rather abstract, unreal in a way, though still quite compelling, but the third one was exactly what I look for in literature: a rich story full of little meanders, with authentic, relatable people in it. I particularly liked this third novel "The Locked Room", but without the other two, something would have been missing.
Paranoid Fish hat American Pastoral von Philip Roth besprochen
a very unreliable narrator
5 Sterne
A story within a story. I liked how the frame story flows seamlessly into the actual narrative, which in turn is a completely fictionalized biography by the narrator about an acquaintance about whom he actually knows very little, except that his daughter (presumably) committed a terrorist attack. As if the author is taking a double distance, a very unreliable narrator, very postmodern. Along the way, you also learn all about how leather gloves are made. A great book.
Paranoid Fish hat Washington Square bewertet: 3 Sterne

Washington Square von Henry James
Catherine Sloper ist ein schüchternes, in jeder Hinsicht blasses Mädchen – und eine der besten Partien New Yorks. Als ihr …
Paranoid Fish hat London NW bewertet: 5 Sterne

London NW von Zadie Smith
Paranoid Fish hat The Adventures of Tom Sawyer bewertet: 4 Sterne

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer von Mark Twain (Adventures of Tom and Huck, #1)
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer revolves around the youthful adventures of the novel's schoolboy protagonist, Thomas Sawyer, whose reputation precedes …
Paranoid Fish hat Ansichten eines Clowns bewertet: 5 Sterne

Ansichten eines Clowns von Heinrich Böll
The Clown (German: Ansichten eines Clowns, lit. "Opinions of a clown") is a 1963 novel by West German writer Heinrich …
Paranoid Fish hat 100 Jahre Einsamkeit bewertet: 4 Sterne
Paranoid Fish hat Fraud: A Novel bewertet: 4 Sterne
Paranoid Fish hat Null K bewertet: 5 Sterne

Null K von Don DeLillo
Jeffrey Lockhart’s father, Ross, is a billionaire in his sixties, with a younger wife, Artis Martineau, whose health is failing. …
Paranoid Fish hat Routinen des Vergessens von Raphaela Edelbauer besprochen
Der Autorin in die Karten schauen
5 Sterne
Natürlich kein Vergleich zu ihren Romanen; die gehören meines Erachtens zu dem besten, was in den letzten 10 Jahren in deutscher Sprache erschienen ist. Dennoch sehr lesenswert, ein klein wenig kann man Raphaela Edelbauer nun auch in die Karten schauen, wenn sie in diesem schmalen Band ein paar Aspekte ihrer Herangehensweise an Sprache und das Schreiben erläutert.





