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My red heaven : a novel / Lance Olsen.

Van Pelt Library PS3565.L777 M93 2020
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Olsen, Lance, 1956- author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Populism.
Nineteen twenty-seven, A.D.
Berlin (Germany)--Fiction.
Berlin (Germany).
Nineteen twenty-seven, A.D--Fiction.
City and town life--Fiction.
City and town life.
Germany.
Populism--Germany--Fiction.
Germany--Berlin.
Genre:
Fiction.
Alternative histories (Fiction)
Fantasy ficiton.
Experimental fiction.
Fantasy fiction.
Physical Description:
260 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Edition:
First US edition.
Place of Publication:
Ann Arbor, MI : Dzanc Books, [2020]
Summary:
"Set on a single day in 1927, My Red Heaven imagines a host of characters-some historic, some invented-crossing paths on the streets of Berlin. The subjects include Robert Musil, Otto Dix, Werner Heisenberg, Anita Berber, Vladimir Nabokov, Käthe Kollwitz, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and Rosa Luxemburg-as well as others history has forgotten: a sommelier, a murderer, a prostitute, a pickpocket, and several ghosts. Drawing inspiration from Otto Freundlich's painting by the same name, My Red Heaven explores a complex moment in history: the rise of deadly populism at a time when everything seemed possible and the future unimaginable"-- Provided by publisher.
"Set on a single day in 1927, My Red Heaven imagines a host of characters-some historic, some invented-crossing paths on the streets of Berlin. The subjects include Robert Musil, Otto Dix, Werner Heisenberg, Anita Berber, Vladimir Nabokov, K�athe Kollwitz, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and Rosa Luxemburg-as well as others history has forgotten: a sommelier, a murderer, a prostitute, a pickpocket, and several ghosts. Drawing inspiration from Otto Freundlich's painting by the same name, My Red Heaven explores a complex moment in history: the rise of deadly populism at a time when everything seemed possible and the future unimaginable"-- Provided by publisher.
ISBN:
9781950539031
1950539032
OCLC:
1100782438
Publisher Number:
99983674556

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