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NUR Titel+U2+U3+U4 ok 14.02.2005 12:07 Uhr Seite 52 nn Sebastian Hänel Bernd Lichtenberg Uwe Tellkamp Jochen Missfeldt Pe Jacobi Jörg Magenau Marianne Reissinger Elfriede Jelinek Jan-Uwe Rogge Theo Sommer Lothar Späth Ines Geipel Werner Biermann Lothar Bisky Herfried Münkler Edo Reents Dirk Sager Imre Kertész Alexander von Schönburg Sylke Tempel Richard von Weizsäcker Renate Kampmann Kathrin Lange Jan Weiler Petra Oelker Georg M. Oswald Andree Hesse Nathalie Jägersberg Maria Regina Kaiser Thomas Zeumer Inge und Walter Jens Renate Ahrens Angelika Bartram Sabine Both Olaf Fritsche Renée Karthee Erika Mann Ulli Schubert Bernhard Schulz Antje Wegener Rolf Dieter Brinkmann Carola Zinner Hortense Ullrich Andrea Wandel Gerlis Zillgens Edith Beleites Johannes W. Betz Françoise Cactus Astrid Fritz Peter Schneider Tatjana Greiner Paul Grote Rolf Hochhuth Katrin Hummel Renate Kampmann Ralf König Sandra Lüpkes Boris Meyn Petra Hammesfahr Roman Rausch Hans Joachim Schädlich Jan Seghers Friedrich Dönhoff Constantin Gillies Dirk Kurbjuweit Lotto King Karl Günter Netzer Martina Rellin Helmut Göbel Brigitte Hamann Joachim Fest Stephan Reimertz Klaus Schröter Foreign Rights | Spring and Summer 2005 Rowohlt Verlag GmbH Hamburger Straße 17, D-21465 Reinbek Kay Herschelmann, Joha Feldmann, Patrick Beier, Martin Lengemann, Werner Grohe, gezett, Gabo, Manfred Photos: Beatrice Renauer, Rowohlt | Rowohlt·Berlin | Wunderlich | Kindler Verlag | Alexander Fest | rororo | paperback Foreign Rights Spring & Summer 2005 Table of Contents addresses Hardcover Foreign Rights France Italy Spain Ms. Kristina Krombholz Agence Hoffman Agenzia Letteraria Julio F.Yañez Agencia Hamburger Str. 17 M. Boris Hoffman Internazionale Literaria S.L. 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So what went wrong? Refusing to simply dramatic father-son conflict, a merciless analysis of our follow in the footsteps of his father, a successful contemporary society,and a fatal love story.The banker, his academic career as a philosopher falters combination makes for a gripping literary thriller. because of his uncompromising views. Unemployed, lonely,but with unbroken pride, he «I believe we have discovered a truly great author here.» lives an unfulfilled life between rather odd jobs and (Iris Radisch, Literary Critic for Die Zeit) occasional, fleeting romances. An unexpected ray of light falls into his darkness: «The break through of a unique voice.» Wiggo meets the charismatic siblings Mauritz and (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung) Manuela – two terrorists with the perfect cover. Members of an ominous conservative organisation, «An obsessive story-teller ... great linguistic musicality.» they want to bring a new elite to power.Wiggo seems (Der Spiegel) their ideal ally.Then this outsider falls seriously in love – with Manuela.This endangers the organisation, but most of all him … 1 Foreign Rights Spring & Summer 2005 Rowohlt·Berlin Rowohlt Peter Schneider fiction March 2005 Imre Kertész fiction November 2004 Scylla Peter Schneider was born in Detective Story Imre Kertész, born in Buda- Lawyer Leo Brenner has married a beautiful Lübeck in 1940. He is one of After the fall of an unnamed dictatorship, its pest in 1929, was deported Germany’s most important to Auschwitz in 1944 and woman he thought he knew intimately.He executioners are put on trial. One of them, contemporary writers. His freed in Buchenwald in was the reason for Lucynna’s divorce.The publications include novels, Antonio Martens, decides to commit his 1945. After the end of the loving couple and their daughter set off to short stories and essays, testimony to paper and entrusts the manu- war, he started out as a spend a summer in Italy and end up in the among them Lenz (1973), script to his lawyer: it describes the Salinas journalist and began work- wildly romantic region of Latium. Paarungen [Couplings] case, the tragedy of a father and his son ing as a writer and trans- Leo and Lucynna fall in love with the area (1992), and Das Fest der being crushed by the system. lator in 1953. His novel and buy a picturesque ruin. During building Missverständnisse [The Feast First published in Hungary in 1977, this Roman eines Schicksallosen of Misunderstandings] [Fateless], first published work, Lucynna discovers an ancient mosaic great novella is now finally available in (2003). Peter Schneider lives in Hungary in 1975, brought depicting Odysseus and his companions as in Berlin and Italy. translation. Its universal relevance is con- him international fame after they steer their ship past Scylla and Charyb- firmed time and again in the face of new the political changes in dis.The couple celebrate the end of the Peter Schneider’s works wars and new excesses of torture. It also Eastern Europe. In 2002, he reconstruction work with a party – and at have been translated into has an important place in the canon of this received the Nobel Prize for the end of the evening they discover their 13 languages. Nobel Prize winner: portraits of different literature. mosaic has disappeared. Any of their guests types of perpetrator: the cynic, the torturer Imre Kertész’ works could have stolen it.What’s much more and the collaborator. have been translated into worrying is how Lucynna, obsessed with 41 languages. recovering the mosaic, changes. Leo has Rights have already been sold to France trouble recognising the woman he thought (Actes Sud), Spain (Quaderns Crema), Poland (WAB), and Holland (De Bezige Bij). contemporary fiction he knew,worse: he fears her.What secret contemporary fiction 320 pages connects Lucynna with the beautiful 144 pages 432 / u 19,90 ancient monster Scylla? 03525 / u 12,90 Rowohlt·Berlin Rowohlt Ines Geipel fiction March 2005 Rolf Dieter Brinkmann fiction March 2005 Home Match Ines Geipel was born in Westward 1 & 2 – Poems Rolf Dieter Brinkmann was Dresden in 1960. She was The summer of ’89 was to see a wave of Westward 1 & 2 was first published – with a born in 1940 in Vechta and escapes from the GDR which would tear part of the GDR national died in a car crash in athletics team before giving bang – in May 1975: the author had died down all its borders. However the young London at the age of 35.