In one novel by this author, lines recur from a sinister song that begins: "How weary, weary these old bones." This author created a character who "ritualistically" eats cream cheese with paprika for breakfast every day, and a general who is obsessed with the idea of creating a "field of fire." This author used a real newspaper with which he feuded as the basis for the fictional tabloid The News, which sends a reporter to investigate the title character's relationship with the suspected terrorist Ludwig Götten. A novel by this author that is narrated entirely over the course of September 6, 1958 describes the destruction of St. Anthony's Abbe
In one novel by this author, lines recur from a sinister song that begins: "How weary, weary these old bones." This author created a character who "ritualistically" eats cream cheese with paprika for breakfast every day, and a general who is obsessed with the idea of creating a "field of fire." This author used a real newspaper with which he feuded as the basis for the fictional tabloid The News, which sends a reporter to investigate the title character's relationship with the suspected terrorist Ludwig Götten. A novel by this author that is narrated entirely over the course of September 6, 1958 describes the destruction of St. Anthony's Abbey by a member of the Faehmel family. For 10 points, name this modern German author of The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum and Billiards at Half-Past Nine.
In one novel by this author, lines recur from a sinister song that begins: "How weary, weary these old bones.