For 10 points, name this German author who wrote the anti-World War I novel All Quiet on the Western Front.
In one of this author's novels, the main character nonchalantly calls his uncle "a silly arse-hole," provoking a horrified response from his mother for using the crude language of a soldier. In another novel, he described the stash of coupons for free meals at a restaurant kept by George Kroll, who employs Ludwig Bodmer in his tombstone-making company. Schwarz describes going back for Helen in a story he tells to a refugee in exchange for papers to flee Europe in another novel by him. This author of The Black Obelisk and A Night in Lisbon wrote a novel which features a quest for Kemmerich's boots. He wrote about the big eater Tjaden, who somehow stays thin, and about how the much older Kat often saves Paul Baumer and his fellow soldiers. For 10 points, name this German author who wrote the anti-World War I novel All Quiet on the Western Front.
In one of this author's novels, the main character nonchalantly calls his uncle "a silly arse-hole," provoking a horrified response from his mother for using the crude language of a soldier.
Erich Maria Remarque [or Erich Paul Remark]