Selected Books

Franz Fühmann: At the Burning Abyss. Experiencing the Georg Trakl Poem

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Thomas Bernhard: Collected Poems

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Georg Trakl: A Skeleton Plays Violin

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Sibylle Lewitscharoff: Blumenberg

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Gunther Geltinger: Moor

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Alexander Kluge: Drilling through Hard Boards

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Christa Wolf: One Day a Year, 2001-2011

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Elfriede Jelinek: Charges (The Supplicants)

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Hans Magnus Enzensberger: Tumult

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Robert Menasse: Enraged Citizens, European Peace and Democratic Deficits

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Jan Brandt: against the world

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Alexander Kluge/Gerhard Richter: Dispatches from Moments of Calm

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Lutz Seiler: in field latin

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Thomas Bernhard: Goethe Dies

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Werner Bräunig: Rummelplatz

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Christoph Ransmayr: Atlas of an Anxious Man

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Georg Trakl: Sebastian Dreaming. Book Two of our Trakl

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Klaus Hoffer: Among the Bieresch

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Hans Magnus Enzensberger: Mr Zed’s Reflections or Breadcrumbs He Dropped, Gathered Up by His Listeners

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Wolfgang Hilbig: Ich

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Anselm Kiefer: Notebooks. Volume 1: 1998 – 1999

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Michael Krüger: Seasonal Time Change. Selected Poems

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Alexander Kluge: 30 April 1945: The Day Hitler Shot Himself and Germany’s Integration with the West Began

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Georg Trakl: Poems. Book One of our Trakl

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Sherko Fatah: The Dark Ship

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Inka Parei: The Cold Centre

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Martin Mosebach: What Was Before

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Alexander Kluge: Air Raid

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Ingeborg Bachmann: The Radio Family

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Alois Hotschnig: Ludwig’s Room

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Volker Braun: Rubble Flora - Selected Poems

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Christa Wolf: August

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Peter Handke: Storm Still

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Peter Pannke: Singers Die Twice

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Tilman Rammstedt: The King of China

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Sibylle Lewitscharoff: Apostoloff

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Abbas Khider: The Village Indian

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Thomas Lehr: September. Mirage

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Franz Fühmann: The Jew Car

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Dietmar Dath: The Abolition of Species

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