Heldenplatz Thomas Bernhard Suhrkamp Verlag, 1988             A Sorrow Beyond Dreams (New York Review Books Classics)6 reviews Peter Handke NYRB Classics, 2002 A Sensitively Valuable Elegy + Short,Brutal and Unforgettable + The finest auto/biographical work I know With thanks to the New York Review Books, Peter Handke's A SORROW BEYOND DREAMS is once again available. This slim but pungent volume opens with an elegant introduction by Jeffrey Eugenides ( author of 'Middlesex' and 'The Virgin Suicides' ) and few writers could better place this memoir of ...             Frost4 reviews Thomas Bernhard Knopf, 2006 interesting look at a person falling apart + Thoughts of winter + FROST by Thomas Bernhard Following WW II in Vienna distinguished Dr. Strauch sends his underling to a remote village Weng that the renowned surgeon assumes is a dump filled with peasants. He tells his employee to look into the mental state of his brother, a famous painter who abruptly left civilization in Vienna to ...             Der Untergeher. Thomas Bernhard Suhrkamp, 2001             Die Angst Des Tormanns Beim Elfmet Handke Suhrkamp Verlag, 1995             Seeland. ( Sämtliche Werke in Einzelausgaben, 7). Robert Walser Suhrkamp, 1986             The Heritage (Methuen Modern Fiction) Siegfried Lenz Mandarin, 1987             So Zartlich War Suleyken Siegfried Lenz Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag GmbH, 1991             Unerzahlt: 33 Texte Und 33 Radierungen Winfried Georg Sebald Hanser Gardner Publications, 2003             The Loser: A Novel12 reviews Thomas Bernhard Vintage, 2006 For lovers of long mad monologues only... + Basically i hate nature + Meditation On Genius + interesting nvoel             Campo Santo (Modern Library Paperbacks)3 reviews W.G. Sebald Modern Library, 2006 The Great Enigma: History in Snapshots and Elegies + Man learns from disasters as much as a lab rabbit from biology + An excellent collection of fugitive pieces by a master. WG Sebald whose too early accidental death in 2001 is a much-lamented loss to the literary world he so quietly entered briefly before his demise. He is a unique writer, one whose style includes ramblings and crude snapshots of incidental places that support his strange tales. For many he is an ...             Schwindel. Gefühle. Die Andere Bibliothek - Erfolgsausgabe W. G. Sebald Eichborn, 2001             Wittgenstein's Nephew: A Friendship (Phoenix Fiction Series)7 reviews Thomas Bernhard University Of Chicago Press, 1990 General Review of Bernhard's Work + My favorite Bernhard title + "To Receive An Award Is To Be Pissed On" + an bernhard for a start + Forgive Me Friend, Here Is The Eulogy I Promised             The Emigrants40 reviews W. G. Sebald, Michael Hulse New Directions Publishing Corporation, 1997 The trail of the butterfly man: homage to Vladimir Dimitrovich + Literature like none else in desolation and despair + The Emigrants + Shadows of the past + Memorable             Austerlitz (Modern Library Paperbacks)73 reviews Winfried Georg Sebald, Anthea Bell Modern Library, 2002 First hiding from, then searching for time lost + Familiar Tale But Now Told By An Artist + European Writing at its Finest 'And I remember, Vera told me, said Austerlitz, that it was Aunt Otylie who taught you...'. This quote encapsulates the narrative technique of the book nicely. Austerlitz tells his story to the unnamed narrator, who is a German living in England, like Sebald. I bought this pocket book by mistake ...             Selected Stories (New York Review Books Classics)5 reviews Robert Walser NYRB Classics, 2002 Genius Worth Rediscovering + "If he had a hundred thousand readers, the world would be a better place." + Inconsequential/Profound + Forgotten Swiss Master + Unplug the Phone             Es war einmal: Prosa aus der Berner Zeit, 1927-1928 (Suhrkamp Taschenbuch) Robert Walser Suhrkamp, 1986             German Lesson3 reviews Siegfried Lenz New Directions Publishing Corporation, 1986 The Joy of Duty? + duty is what? + Phantastic book about the real Germany A young pupil in post-war germany, Siggi Jepsen, is forced to write an article, because he failed in the german lesson. The theme is: The joy of duty. When thinking of duty, he is forced to think about his father, a police officer. During the Nazi Era, the so called "forbidden art" was removed by ...             Der Mann Ohne Eigenschaften Robert Musil Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag GmbH, 1990             Abschied des Traumers vom Neunten Land: Eine Wirklichkeit, die vergangen ist, Erinnerung an Slowenien Peter Handke Suhrkamp, 1991