The Never-Ending Trek
by Karl-Markus Gauß
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The book by Karl-Markus Gauß that you’ve always wanted to read. He reports on a Muslim sommelier in the Albanian town of Berat and recounts the jaw-dropping story of Central Europe’s largest military training area. He praises the richness of European languages and draws parallels between modern society, hungry for sensation and bygone audiences of gladiators. Wherever we follow him, we walk in the footsteps of a sensitive flâneur who creates universal observations from details.
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Author Biography
Karl-Markus Gauß was born in 1954 in Salzburg. He still lives there today, working as an author and editor of the Journal Literatur und Kritik. His books have been translated into many languages and won him numerous awards, including the Charles Veillon European Essay Prize, the Vilenica Prize for Central European Literature, the Georg Dehio Book Award, the Johann Heinrich Merck prize and most recently the Jean-Améry-Prize. His latest publications by Zsolnay: Zwanzig Lewa oder tot (2017) and Abenteuerliche Reise durch mein Zimmer (2019).
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- Publisher Zsolnay
- Publication Date October 2020
- ISBN/Identifier PZ00000006
- Pages208
- Publish StatusPublished
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