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Tag Archives: German literature
Cora is elsewhere yet again and recommends some books
As the title indicates, today I’m elsewhere on the internet again, namely at File 770, where I’m one of eighteen reviewers and fans from different European countries recommending their favourite recent-ish SFF books from their respective countries. The project was … Continue reading
Cora time travels to 1964 and checks in on Perry Rhodan
Today, I’m over at Galactic Journey again with an article on the latest developments of Perry Rhodan – in 1964. It’s a follow-up to my earlier Perry Rhodan article from last July. In addition to the latest developments in Perry … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Links
Tagged 1960s, carousels, Freimarkt, Galactic Journey, German literature, German science fiction, Germany, Perry Rhodan, Romanheft, vintage science fiction
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A no longer quite so new Thurvok story available: The Night Court
Before we get back to photos, con reports and genre commentary, here is a not quite new release announcement. Because I just realised that I never officially announced the latest Thurvok story, which came out just before I left for … Continue reading
Remembering Artur Brauner and Dr. Mabuse
This will only be a short post, because I’m still hard at work doing the 2019 July short story challenge. If you want to follow along, bookmark my July short story challenge day by day post. Meanwhile, I’m also over … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Links
Tagged 1960s, Artur Brauner, Babylon Berlin, celebrity deaths, crime thriller, Dr. Mabuse, Galactic Journey, German cinema, German history, German literature, German TV, LGBTQ, science fiction
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The Böhmermann Case
I’m one of them. One of the approximately 300000 to 500000 German TV viewers who knew who Jan Böhmermann was before last week and who regularly watched his comedy program Neo Magazin Royale in its Thursday/Friday night post-midnight graveyard slot. … Continue reading
Posted in TV
Tagged censorship, freedom of art, German literature, German politics, German TV, Germany, politics, satire
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New Fantasy Story Available: Kiss of Ice
I’ve said before that I’d have a couple of promo posts and new book announcements coming up in the run-up to Christmas and here is the second of them. This announcement is for Kiss of Ice, a dark and wintery … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged e-books, fairy tales, fantasy, German literature, my books, Pegasus Pulp, shameless self-promo, short story
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Seasonal Views of Bremen 2015
Yesterday, I didn’t have school, so I took the chance to go to Bremen and take a stroll over the Christmas market. And since I was in Bremen already, I had lunch at the Übersee Restaurant, their lunch special of … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged architecture, Bremen, Christmas, food, German literature, history, photos, Romanheft, wacky German customs
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Das Literarische Quartett Reloaded, Take 2, or the State of Literary Programming on German TV
Don’t worry, I’m not planning to review every episode of the revived Literarisches Quartett, a literature discussion program on German TV (For more information about the program in general, see my review of the first episode of the revival here). … Continue reading
Posted in Books, TV
Tagged criticism, German literature, German TV, Heinrich Mann, Literarisches Quartett, literary fiction, reviews, Star Wars, Thomas Mann
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A Few Shout-outs – Ein paar Lesetipps
First of all, Swedish crime fiction write Henning Mankell died of cancer, aged only 67. He was best known for the Kurt Wallander mysteries, though he also wrote other things. Now I’ve never read any of his novels, though I … Continue reading
Das Literarische Quartett Reloaded
Hot on the heels of the deaths of Hellmuth Karasek, one third of the original Literarisches Quartett (no, that’s not a typo), came the revival of what was once the preeminent literary program on German TV. So what is Das … Continue reading
Posted in Books, TV
Tagged criticism, German literature, German TV, Literarisches Quartett, literary fiction, reviews
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