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A Place in the Country by W. G. Sebald, Jo Catling
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Overview: A Place in the Country is W. G. Sebalds meditation on the six artists and writers who shaped his creative mindand the last of this great writers major works to be translated into English.

This beautiful hardcover edition, with a full-cloth case, includes more than 40 pieces of art and 6 full-color gatefolds, all originally selected and laid out by W. G. Sebald

This extraordinary collection of interlinked essays about place, memory, and creativity captures the inner worlds of five authors and one painter. In his masterly and mysterious stylepart critical essay, part memoirSebald weaves their lives and art with his own migrations and rise in the literary world.

Here are people gifted with talent and courage yet in some cases cursed by fragile and unstable natures, working in countries inhospitable or even hostile to them. Jean-Jacques Rousseau is conjured on the verge of physical and mental exhaustion, hiding from his detractors on the island of St. Pierre, where two centuries later Sebald took rooms adjacent to his. Eighteenth-century author Johann Peter Hebel is remembered for his exquisite and delicate nature writing, expressing the eternal balance of both the outside world and human emotions. Writer Gottfried Keller, best known for his 1850 novel Green Henry, is praised for his prescient insights into a Germany where the gap between self-interest and the common good was growing ever wider.

Sebald compassionately re-creates the ordeals of Eduard Mrike, the German Romantic poet beset by mood swings, depression, and fainting spells in an increasingly shallow society, and Robert Walser, the institutionalized author whose nearly indecipherable scrawls seemed an attempt to duck down below the level of language and obliterate himself (and whose physical appearance and year of death mirrored those of Sebalds grandfather). Finally, Sebald spies a cognizance of deaths inevitability in painter Jan Peter Tripps lovingly exact reproductions of life.
Genre: Non Fiction, Writing, Essays

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