The Günter Grass reader / edited by Helmut Frielinghaus.

Author: Grass, Günter, 1927-2015.

Edition Statement:1st ed.

Imprint:Orlando : Harcourt, c2004.

Descriptionvii, 310 p. ; 21 cm.

Note:When the LZ-126 drew close to New York (from My Century) -- The Stockturm. Long-distance song effects (from The Tin Drum) -- In the tunnel -- Nursey rhyme -- By the time the war broke out (from Cat and Mouse) -- Execution on the playground (from My Century) -- Roll your own -- There was once a city (from Dog Years) -- Dixieland! (from My Century) -- A look back at The Tin Drum, or: the author as dubious witness -- Two left-handers -- When the Wall went up -- Operation Travel Bureau (from My Century) -- I like riding the escalator -- On writers as court jesters and on non-existent courts -- Literature and politics -- A father's difficulties in explaining Auschwitz to his children -- When Father wanted to remarry -- Isn't it nice to be rich and famous? (from The Diary of a Snail) -- A call to the special unit (from My Century) -- Police radio -- Israel and me -- Immured -- By a rough estimate -- Askesis -- But what is my stone? (from Headbirths or the Germans are dying out) -- The stone -- The artist's freedom of opinion in our society -- The last meal (from The Flounder) -- Literature and myth -- The hare and the hedgehog -- The destruction of mankind has begun -- In posthuman times (from The Rat) -- Bikini Atoll -- Berlin: a projected fiction -- Alexander and Alexandra (from The Call of the Toad) -- Madness! Sheer madness! (from My Century) -- The wallpeckers (from Too Far Afield) -- My old Olivetti -- Willy Brandt at the Warsaw Ghetto -- Obituary for Helen Wolff -- Literature and history -- To be continued... -- In the midst of life -- I remember... -- Kleckerburg -- When time had run out (from Crabwalk) -- After midnight -- Tango nocturno -- Tango mortale.

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