Isbn: 9781931883672 - old rendering plant (7 Ergebnisse)

paperback. Zustand: Near Fine. small PAPERBACK, cover price $12.95, fresh attractive copy, appears unused. HILBIG, WOLFGANG. Old rendering plant. Translated by Isabel Fargo Cole. San Francisco, CA: Two Lines Press, 2017, 1st printing number line starting with 1, 109pp., . "It starts when a young boy becomes obsessed with an empty and decayed coal plant, coming to believe that it is tied to mysterious disappearances throughout the countryside. But as a young man, with the building now turned into an abattoir processing dead animals, he revisits this place and his memories of it, realizing just how much he has missed.". ISBN 9781931883672 4.10.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What falsehoods do we believe as children And what happens when we realize they are lies-possibly heinous ones In Old Rendering Plant Wolfgang Hilbig turns his febrile, hypnotic prose to the intersection of identity, language, and history's darkest chapters, immersing readers in the odors and oozings of a butchery that has for years dumped biological waste into a river. It starts when a young boy becomes obsessed with an empty and decayed coal plant, coming to believe that it is tied to mysterious disappearances throughout the countryside. But as a young man, with the building now turned into an abattoir processing dead animals, he revisits this place and his memories of it, realizing just how much he has missed. Plumbing memory's mysteries while evoking historic horrors, Hilbig gives us a gothic testament for the silenced and the speechless. With a tone indebted to Poe and a syntax descended from Joyce, this suggestive, menacing tale refracts the lost innocence of youth through the heavy burdens of maturity. …

Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorrnrnWolfgang Hilbig (1941-2007) was one of the major German writers to emerge in the postwar era. Though raised in East Germany, he proved so troublesome to the authorities that in 1985 he was granted permission to.