The title object of this fictional autobiography was received by the protagonist when he was three years old, the same time he begins to break [*] glass with his voice. Claiming Rasputin and Goethe as his two intellectual influences, he has stunted h
The title object of this fictional autobiography was received by the protagonist when he was three years old, the same time he begins to break [*] glass with his voice. Claiming Rasputin and Goethe as his two intellectual influences, he has stunted his growth at three feet for much of his life, and is now in a Düsseldorf mental hospital. For 10 points—name this novel following the life of Oskar Matzerath, the first novel by Günter Grass.
The title object of this fictional autobiography was received by the protagonist when he was three years old, the same time he begins to break [*] glass with his voice.
The Tin Drum or Die Blechtrommel