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The Stranger von Albert Camus
L'Étranger (French: [l‿e.tʁɑ̃.ʒe]) is a 1942 novella by French author Albert Camus. Its theme and outlook are often cited as …
Versuche, mir ein möglichst weites Feld an Literatur, vor allem der Belletristik, zu erschließen; es darf gerne auch mal herausfordernd sein. Grundsätzlich alle Epochen, alle Genres, mit besonderer Vorliebe für die Postmoderne und Science-Fiction. Lese auf deutsch und auf englisch.
Trying to explore a wide range of literature, especially fiction, and I'm not afraid of challenging texts. In general, all periods and genres, with a preference for postmodern literature and Science Fiction. Reading in german and english.
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L'Étranger (French: [l‿e.tʁɑ̃.ʒe]) is a 1942 novella by French author Albert Camus. Its theme and outlook are often cited as …

Eine Hommage an einen Klassiker, ein großer Roman, ganz und gar Heinz Strunk Jonas Heidbrink, ein Erfolgsmensch. Schon vor dem …
Richtig gut geschrieben, eine Familienchronik aus dem ungarischen Adel, über Krieg, Vertreibung, Enteignung, Flucht... historisch Interessantes und leichte Tendenzen zu magischem Realismus eingeschlossen. Was mir fehlte, war ein alles einklammernder Handlungsbogen, die eher episodischen Erzählfragmente sind in ihrem Tempo und ihrer Ausführlichkeit etwas inhomogen. Trotzdem dringende Leseempfehlung.
Richtig gut geschrieben, eine Familienchronik aus dem ungarischen Adel, über Krieg, Vertreibung, Enteignung, Flucht... historisch Interessantes und leichte Tendenzen zu magischem Realismus eingeschlossen. Was mir fehlte, war ein alles einklammernder Handlungsbogen, die eher episodischen Erzählfragmente sind in ihrem Tempo und ihrer Ausführlichkeit etwas inhomogen. Trotzdem dringende Leseempfehlung.

A vain, outlandish, anti-immigrant, fearmongering demagogue runs for President of the United States - and wins. Sinclair Lewis's chilling 1935 …

"A Henry Robbins book."

1941 in Aspen, Colorado. Die 18-jährige Rachel tritt bei den Skimeisterschaften an. Eine Medaille gibt es nicht, dafür ist sie …
I'm deeply moved by this novel. Some scenes in this book are really hard to bear. But its language is so strong and so beautiful in its coarseness, and the characters are so real and deeply tragic and unforgettable. Wow.
I'm deeply moved by this novel. Some scenes in this book are really hard to bear. But its language is so strong and so beautiful in its coarseness, and the characters are so real and deeply tragic and unforgettable. Wow.
This was incredibly exciting, I couldn't put it away. It's a kind of thriller with some horror elements, but it's also much more than that.The way it is written is unique. I can't tell you more without giving to much away.
This was incredibly exciting, I couldn't put it away. It's a kind of thriller with some horror elements, but it's also much more than that.The way it is written is unique. I can't tell you more without giving to much away.
This was incredibly exciting, I couldn't put it away. It's a kind of thriller with some horror elements, but it's also much more than that.The way it is written is unique. I can't tell you more without giving to much away.
This was incredibly exciting, I couldn't put it away. It's a kind of thriller with some horror elements, but it's also much more than that.The way it is written is unique. I can't tell you more without giving to much away.
This was fun. Once I found out, that the storyline was derived from a Doctor Who Episode Adams had written, I couldn't get the fact off my mind again. Nevertheless, it's a very accomplished storyline, perhaps a bit too complex an fast-paced in the end, because when I had finished it, I wasn't able to tie up all the loose ends without consulting a summary. A book you best read twice.
This was fun. Once I found out, that the storyline was derived from a Doctor Who Episode Adams had written, I couldn't get the fact off my mind again. Nevertheless, it's a very accomplished storyline, perhaps a bit too complex an fast-paced in the end, because when I had finished it, I wasn't able to tie up all the loose ends without consulting a summary. A book you best read twice.

Angela's Ashes: A Memoir is a 1996 memoir by the Irish-American author Frank McCourt, with various anecdotes and stories of …