Â That woman, Rita, refuses to follow her lover Manfred to a foreign country in a book whose ideology was vigorously defended by Dieter Schlenstedt.
One of this author's characters is afraid to close her eyes after she wakes up in a hospital following an accident involving some wagons. Â That woman, Rita, refuses to follow her lover Manfred to a foreign country in a book whose ideology was vigorously defended by Dieter Schlenstedt. Â The author of a diary whose entries are all made on September the 27th, this writer created a character who uses the metaphor of blowing a trumpet to symbolize her use of writing to rebel against the conventions of the state. Â She wrote about a woman who knows that she cannot love a hero in a novel whose title character relates events from the (*) Trojan War but is cursed never to have her prophecies believed. Â For 10 points, name this East German author of Cassandra and The Quest for Christa T.
One of this author's characters is afraid to close her eyes after she wakes up in a hospital following an accident involving some wagons.
Christa Wolf