He developed poetry to read at meetings of Group 47 and published those poems as his first volume of work, Advantages of Wind-Fowl.
He developed poetry to read at meetings of Group 47 and published those poems as his first volume of work, Advantages of Wind-Fowl. Novels such as The Call of the Toad and The Flounder followed his story about the sleepwalking Roswitha Raguna, scarred Herbert Truczinski, and dwarf-by-choice Oskar Matzerath. For 10 points, name this German author whose Dog Years and Cat and Mouse form the Danzig trilogy, along with The Tin Drum.
He developed poetry to read at meetings of Group 47 and published those poems as his first volume of work, Advantages of Wind-Fowl.
Günter {Grass}