He collaborated with Jan Peter Tripp on the posthumously published poems of The Unrecounted, and combined the lives of George Stellar and Matthias Grunewald into his own in After Nature.
He collaborated with Jan Peter Tripp on the posthumously published poems of The Unrecounted, and combined the lives of George Stellar and Matthias Grunewald into his own in After Nature. He similarly interweaved Stendhal and Kafka's lives with his in the novel Vertigo, and pondered Michael Hamburger in a book based on his walking tour of Suffolk. He also wrote a novel that begins by comparing the Centraal Station, Nocturama, and old fortress of Antwerp before following Jacques's attempts to reconstruct his parents' journey to a concentration camp, and a novel tracing the narrator's childhood to the town of S while he meets with Max Ferber and Henry Selwyn, who have left Germany. For 10 points, name this German author of The Rings of Saturn, Austerlitz, and The Emigrants.
He collaborated with Jan Peter Tripp on the posthumously published poems of The Unrecounted, and combined the lives of George Stellar and Matthias Grunewald into his own in After Nature.
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