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Tag Archives: Daniel Kehlmann
Du haettest gehen sollen- You should have left- by Daniel Kehlmann
I’m a big fan of the German writer Daniel Kehlmann who shot to world fame with his engaging novel Measuring the World in 2007. More recently I’ve read and enjoyed his novels F and, particularly, Tyll, which was shortlisted for … Continue reading
Tyll by Daniel Kehlmann- Power and Performance- translated by Ross Benjamin.
Daniel Kehlmann’s latest novel Tyll, translated into English by Ross Benjamin, has been shortlisted for this year’s 2020 Booker International Prize. This prize acknowledges the skilful and creative art of translation by rewarding the author and translator equally. I read … Continue reading
Posted in Books in German, Books in Translation, History, Translation, Uncategorized
Tagged Daniel Kehlmann, Ross Benjamin, Tyll
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F by Daniel Kehlmann ( translated into English by Carol Brown Janeaway)
This pacey novel by Daniel Kehlmann has reached the shortlist of the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize which awards both writers and their translators. I read it in German so cannot comment on the translation but am sure, given the quality of … Continue reading
Posted in Books in English, Books in German, Books in Translation, Uncategorized
Tagged Daniel Kehlmann, F
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