n this novel, an army corporal uses the term "Structural Oblique Formations" to refer to a piece of installation art he has created, which is actually just a series of pillboxes.
n this novel, an army corporal uses the term "Structural Oblique Formations" to refer to a piece of installation art he has created, which is actually just a series of pillboxes. The narrator of this novel is unsure whether to end it with his thirtieth birthday or with a scene in which he is arrested as he travels up an escalator. A character in this novel is about to choke to death on a pin when he is shot by some soldiers in a basement. This novel's protagonist finds the finger of the murdered Sister Dorothea in a field, a crime for which he is confined to an asylum. Its protagonist is able to shatter glass with the sound of his voice and refuses to grow up at the age of three. For 10 points, name this novel about Oskar Matzerath, who beats the title instrument, written by Gunter Grass.
n this novel, an army corporal uses the term "Structural Oblique Formations" to refer to a piece of installation art he has created, which is actually just a series of pillboxes.
The Tin Drum [or Die Blechtrommel]