Series of shocks leaves Germany struggling to redefine itself in a moral maze
Many questions linger as Germany marks the 75th anniversary of the Basic Law - das Grundgesetz - signed on May 23rd, 1949
Jenny Erpenbeck
International Booker Prize 2024: Jenny Erpenbeck becomes first German writer to win £50,000 award
Author shares prize for Kairos, her novel about lovers in 1980s East Berlin, with its translator, Michael Hofmann
‘The Berlin Wall was there, but I didn’t feel as if I was in a cell. I also felt free’
In Kairos, her new novel, Jenny Erpenbeck sets out to capture how it really felt to grow up in East Germany
Nothing lost in translation on Man Booker International list
High class shortlist of six shows strength of work published in English translation
International Dublin Literary Award shortlist in review
‘Jenny Erpenbeck should become the prize’s first German winner with ‘The End of Days’’
International Dublin Literary Award longlist announced
Impressive show for German language writers with 11 titles among 160 nominated
Jenny Erpenbeck’s The End of Days wins Independent Foreign Fiction Prize
Prize celebrates 25 years with first German winner since WG Sebald
Jenny Erpenbeck: ‘The greatest discoveries can be made just around the corner’
Brought to Book Q&A: Author of The End of Days on the books and authors that have inspired her
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