Autors after Sebald / SEBALDIANA [cc]
09 .02 .2015 - Terry Pitts
In this first essay from SEBALDIANA, the art historian Terry Pitts, autor of one of the leading blogs of reference about the work of WG Sebald Vertigo, selects a number of authors and books that seem to offer the most interesting variations on the literary legacy of the author of Austerlitz and The rings of Saturn.
W.G. Sebald's glasses (Deutsches Literaturarchiv Marbach)
25 .01 .2015 - Jorge Carrión / Mario Hinojos
[Translated by Mark Waudby]
The sudden death of the writer W. G. Sebald in December 2001, came as a shock to the world literary scene. Sebald addressed many of the major issues of the 20th century. A pro-European outlook, an awareness of the meta-journey, anti-moral agonism, the aftermath of war, the figure of the writer, erudition, a mix of registers and genres, history and personal memory, and a devotion to archives make it fully pertinent today.
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