He published his novel Document I under the pseudonym "Sinclair," which preceded his first play, The Tower.
He discussed his attempt to join the Prague Academy in his autobiographical novel Leavetaking, which was followed one year later by Vanishing Point. He published his novel Document I under the pseudonym "Sinclair," which preceded his first play, The Tower. He wrote about the men who carried out the murders at Nazi concentration camps in his "oratorio with 11 cantos," The Investigation, and three opponents of fascism contemplate the Pergamon altar frieze at the beginning of his massive novel The Aesthetics of Resistance. However, he is most famous for a play that opens in a bathhouse in a Charenton asylum, containing a bathtub where one of the title characters will later die. FTP, name this German postwar dramatist of Marat/Sade.
He discussed his attempt to join the Prague Academy in his autobiographical novel Leavetaking, which was followed one year later by Vanishing Point.
Peter {Weiss}