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thequietabsolute · 10 months
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gf’s copy of Isherwood
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marillian-flowers · 2 years
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Auf Christopher Isherwoods Spuren in Berlin!
Die Tour von Brendan Nash war wirklich perfekt! Jetzt bin ich prima auf Cabaret vorbereitet. Bleibt nur noch: Isherwoods Berlin novels lesen, dann wär es noch besser.
Na ja, eingedeckt mit Lesestoff habe ich mich schon mal. 😄😄
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balu8 · 9 months
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Babylon Berlin by Volker Kutscher
adaptation by Arne Jysch
Titan Comics
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crownedstoat · 2 years
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Christopher Isherwood's Goodbye to Berlin
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outstanding-quotes · 6 days
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And anyone who still wants to ask if there’s such a thing as justice in the world, the bad news is: for the moment, no, at least not this week.
Alfred Döblin, Berlin Alexanderplatz
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allweknewisdead · 4 months
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Buddenbrooks (1901) - Thomas Mann
Das Werk der Weckuhr schnappte ein und rasselte pflichttreu und grausam. Es war ein heiseres und geborstenes Geräusch, ein Klappern mehr als ein Klingeln, denn sie war altgedient und abgenutzt; aber es dauerte lange, hoffnungslos lange, denn sie war gründlich aufgezogen.
Hanno Buddenbrook erschrak zuinnerst. Wie jeden Morgen zogen sich bei dem jähen Einsetzen dieses zugleich boshaften und treuherzigen Lärmes, auf dem Nachttische, dicht neben seinem Ohre, vor Grimm, Klage und Verzweiflung seine Eingeweide zusammen.
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The alarm-clock went off with cruel alacrity. It was a hoarse rattling and clattering that it made, rather than a ringing, for it was old and worn out; but it kept on for a painfully long time, for it had been thoroughly wound up.
Hanno Buddenbrook was startled to his inmost depths. It was like this every morning. His very entrails rebelled, in rage, protest, and despair, at the onslaught of this at once cruel and faithful monitor standing on the bedside table close to his ear.
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nastynas1991 · 10 months
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Berlin by Jason Lutes (2018)
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synthient · 1 year
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Book I just finished strikes perhaps the strangest compromise I've seen yet between speculative fiction should imagine worlds without real world opression vs speculative fiction shouldn't shy away from real world oppression, which is "what if sexism and homophobia were invented for the first time in the 1920s by the fantasy nazis"
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joshb246 · 1 year
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comicsideblog · 10 months
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“I desperately want to believe that things can be otherwise.”
Berlin, by Jason Lutes
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A PAINTING THAT'S HAUNTED ME EVER SINCE I PICKED UP A VINTAGE "DRACULA" PAPERBACK.
PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on the 1824 oil on canvas/landscape painting titled "Man and Woman Contemplating the Moon" (German: "Mann und Frau in Betrachtung des Mondes") by Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840), the Nationalgalerie, Berlin, Germany.
PIC #3: Spotlight on a 1981 Bantam Books/Bantam Classics publication of "Dracula" (1897), written by Bram Stoker. Cover art by Caspar David Friedrich.
NOVEL OVERVIEW: "One of the most popular stories ever told, Dracula has been recreated for the stage and screen hundreds of times yet it is essentially a Victorian saga, an awesome tale of a thrillingly bloodthirsty vampire whose nocturnal atrocities reflect the dark underside of a supremely moralistic age."
-- BIBLIO (online book shop)
Sources: https://biblio.com.au/book/dracula-bram-stoker/d/1361720236, X (formerly Twitter), & Wikimedia.
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hairtusk · 10 months
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started reading malina by ingeborg bachmann but the prose is a bit too mechanical to be suited to me right now, so i've decided my next read is going to be the berlin novels by christoper isherwood
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The biggest workout you can do is going to a bookstore, grocery shopping, and into a popular cafe on a rainy Saturday afternoon. No day at the gym, no Marathon could possibly make you feel more exhausted than that
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mccoppinscrapyard · 1 year
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Read in 2022 (8/?)
The Most Dazzling Girl in Berlin by Kip Wilson
❝ In this magical place, with this magical girl, all that I ever wished for sings, right in this very room, right in my very heart, wrapped in your butterfly wings. ❞
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outstanding-quotes · 8 days
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‘Even though you’re suffering so much, and suffering so much by your thoughts, you still don’t want to lose them?’
Alfred Döblin, Berlin Alexanderplatz
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