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Faserland is the
debut novel by
Christian Kracht,
published in 1995. It is
considered to have
triggered the new wave of
German pop literature. It is the...
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Christian Kracht repeats the four
Brandy Alexanders motif in his 1995
novel Faserland. In Kurt Vonnegut's book,
Mother Night, the
protagonist suspects that...
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introduced in Kracht's
debut novel Faserland (1995).
While the
first wave of the novel's
criticism identified Faserland as a
novel about the affirmation...
- his 80
years old mother. It is a
sequel to Kracht's 1995
debut novel Faserland,
featuring the same
protagonist 25
years later. The book was shortlisted...
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phenomenon of pop literature.
Telling examples are the
bestseller Faserland by
Christian Kracht. Cf.
Kerstin Gleba/Eckhard
Schumacher (Ed.): Pop seit...
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Neumarkt in Zürich and a 2012
adaptation of
Christian Kracht's
novel Faserland for the
Schauspiel Hannover.
Since 2016, he has made a
series of productions...
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novella Eine Halligfahrt.
Christian Kracht mentions Rungholt in his
novella Faserland. The
Danish writer Dorothea Petersen mentions Rungholt in her historical...
- Enno
Stahl of
Deutschlandfunk compared the book to Kracht's
debut novel Faserland,
where the
narrator describes his
observations with faux naivety, calling...
- humorous. ... One should, no, one must
celebrate Kracht—cult
writer of
Faserland and 1979. The only
opportunity to do so is to read him.
Richard Kämmerlings...
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deutschsprachigen Literatur,
dargestellt anhand von
Christian Krachts „
Faserland“ (1995), Elke
Naters „Königinnen“ (1998),
Xaver Bayers „Heute könnte ein...
