In a novel with this title, an obsessive bather slaps the narrator with a leather belt for going to a flower shop during their Easter bike trip, even though he leaves a note.
In a novel with this title, an obsessive bather slaps the narrator with a leather belt for going to a flower shop during their Easter bike trip, even though he leaves a note. In that novel with this title, a streetcar conductor avoids a handwriting test by claiming she wrote a report about a group of women locked in a burning church. Two characters called by this title start using the informal "you" after leaving a seminar on "Sex, Class and Culture" and vowing to resolve the mix-up between Without (*) fear of wind or vertigo and Leaning from the steep slope. The teen "kid" Michael Berg has an affair with the former SS guard Hanna in a novel with this title, which is the shared appellation of two characters who consult the Cimmerian professor Uzzi- Tuzii, one of whom is the female "Other" Ludmilla. For 10 points, give this title of a Vergangenheitsbewältigung novel by Bernhard Schlink and the second-person narrator of If on a winter's night a traveler.
In a novel with this title, an obsessive bather slaps the narrator with a leather belt for going to a flower shop during their Easter bike trip, even though he leaves a note.
The (Other) Reader [accept Il Lettore or La Lettrice; or Der Vorleser; prompt on "you" or "tu" or "voi;" prompt on "Ludmilla" or "Vipiteno"]