I read Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close many years ago and still remember crying really really hard. I recently read the Cherry Orchard and The Seagull I thought they were both was really sad. Maybe Russian humor goes over my head. But I really like Chekhov. I read a couple of his short stories: Ward No. 6, Gooseberries and The Lady with the Little Dog and thought they were all brilliant.
I read perfume by patrick süskind, highly recommend It's wonderful Do you know any other book like this one (if you've read das parfüm?) because i would love some recommendations Danke sehr!
Hi! The Perfume is in my Top 5 books of all time! I read it twice but i could read it again and again. I recommend more of Patrick Süskinds work, he did'nt write any other novels, but some novellas and plays. I loved "The Pigeon", one of my favourite novellas this year. Quite different in topic but very similar in style.
Yeah Ernst is not someone you should pick up for political advice or such lawl. Still great great book and an interesting life. Also recommend the diarys. Both Strahlungen and 70 verweht.
@@hanatarash33 i mean i love mishimas writing too and he was a raging fascist. And people love Hemingway too and he was a huge asshole. Sometimes bad people produce very interesting books i guess
@@aquariuslibrarian yes yes I also enjoy a good Japanese Christian iconography infused Twink extravaganza! In stahlgewittern is Remarque on crack, an it’s the one jünger novel that somehow cracks me up the most cause he is such an clever guy but yet he can’t get his head around how war is not just a inneres Erleben and cultural „Phänomen“ but also a classist hellscape. The one thing Brecht got str8 was that jüngers quite dumb dumb when it comes to this GEISTVERKLÄRUNG
Just finished Kairos and enjoyed your review too, thanks.Recently read and can recommend katja Hoyer Beyond The Wall: East Germany 1949-1990 (2023).
Thanks for the recommendation, and cool that you liked my review! :)
I read Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close many years ago and still remember crying really really hard. I recently read the Cherry Orchard and The Seagull I thought they were both was really sad. Maybe Russian humor goes over my head. But I really like Chekhov. I read a couple of his short stories: Ward No. 6, Gooseberries and The Lady with the Little Dog and thought they were all brilliant.
I read perfume by patrick süskind, highly recommend
It's wonderful
Do you know any other book like this one (if you've read das parfüm?) because i would love some recommendations
Danke sehr!
Hi! The Perfume is in my Top 5 books of all time! I read it twice but i could read it again and again. I recommend more of Patrick Süskinds work, he did'nt write any other novels, but some novellas and plays. I loved "The Pigeon", one of my favourite novellas this year. Quite different in topic but very similar in style.
I see you're learning some german, good job haha :)
@@aquariuslibrarian haha yes hoping for the best💙
@@aquariuslibrarian will make sure to read more by Patrick süskind as soon as my exams are over!💙
Do you have goodreads? Would love to follow you on there
Hi, yes I do! I put the link in the video description :)
Fuck yeah early to AL's video
came to check in if u have allready picked up the goddam MARMORKLIPPEN
ok u did NAISE
Yeah Ernst is not someone you should pick up for political advice or such lawl. Still great great book and an interesting life. Also recommend the diarys. Both Strahlungen and 70 verweht.
heeey welcome back. i did and i enjoyed it. Will read IN stahlgewittern next year for sure.
@@hanatarash33 i mean i love mishimas writing too and he was a raging fascist.
And people love Hemingway too and he was a huge asshole. Sometimes bad people produce very interesting books i guess
@@aquariuslibrarian yes yes I also enjoy a good Japanese Christian iconography infused Twink extravaganza! In stahlgewittern is Remarque on crack, an it’s the one jünger novel that somehow cracks me up the most cause he is such an clever guy but yet he can’t get his head around how war is not just a inneres Erleben and cultural „Phänomen“ but also a classist hellscape. The one thing Brecht got str8 was that jüngers quite dumb dumb when it comes to this GEISTVERKLÄRUNG