/lit/ - Literature

>>6249794
>A dude with a flag, it seems.
>A dude
>dude
You're not reading the news then, I guess. Too busy with Adorno analysing his navel from the standpoint of Freud and of Marx? What's a good book of his would you say?
>Dude he never even says anything about how he feels.
Of course he does. He is confused to point of Schizophrenia and is defiant towards Hans and towards Gretel Grosse
>For a grwat cynical account of the shoa, you should try Imre Kertesz' Fateless, it's completely devastating.
Ha. Thanks but thanks no. Accounts of German occupation (I hate that word: "shoa". It sounds like "shoe") I have received from my late grandparents aplenty (just like all the other Soviet citizens did). I prefer Zionist books for now. And Zionist poetry is fine as well. A plenty of the young Israel singers and poets have suffered no less than Paul Celan and yet they have managed to write cheerful poetry. The Germans want their Jews solemn and cynical then I guess.
Do you have an account on goodreads or anywhere else, my dear German?