Vom Tod zum Morgen: Nur die Toten kennen Brooklyn
- 164 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Exploring the influence of Thomas Wolfe, this collection highlights his connection with German translator Hans Schiebelhuth, who played a pivotal role in introducing Wolfe's work to a European audience. The book features a selection of Wolfe's significant writings, including themes of death, war, and the human experience, showcasing his expressionistic style. Notable pieces such as "Keine Tür" and "Dunkel im Walde" reflect his deep introspection and the admiration he garnered from contemporaries like William Faulkner and Hermann Hesse.
