Random books from charmian's library
Das Schloss by Franz Kafka
Wilhelm Tell by Friedrich von Schiller
Living Our Dying: A Way to the Sacred in Everyday Life by Joseph Sharp
Getting along with the Germans by Robert C. Larson
Five Children and It (Penguin Popular Classics) by E. Nesbit
Schellingstraße 48. Erfahrungen mit Deutschland by Walter Kolbenhoff
The Dream Mistress by Jenny Diski
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Friends: Book2Dragon, Charon, denkschema, shigekuni, yellowfuesch
Interesting libraries: Arctic-Stranger, Book2Dragon, dispa, mahlerfan1, shigekuni
LibraryThing authors: David Mitchell (davidmitchell), David Weinberger (dweinberger), Naomi Novik (naominovik), Stefan Block (stefanmerrillblock)
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GroupsAnglophiles, Combiners!, Everything Is Miscellaneous, German Library Thingers, LibraryThing in German, Queer and Trans Lit
Favorite authorsA. S. Byatt, Jenny Diski, Neil Gaiman, Heinrich von Kleist, Ian McEwan, Iain Pears, Matt Ruff, W. G. Sebald (Shared favorites)
About meI live in Munich, Germany and - like a lot of people on librarything - I'm a bit obsessed with reading (and buying) books. I studied German and English literature at university. There we had of course quite a lot of set texts that we had to read. And while I've acquired a solid basis during my years there, I nowadays really enjoy to be able to read just what I want. And that's mostly British and American contemporary literature and non-fiction books on whatever interests me at the moment.
About my libraryMy library consists of different sections: literature in English, in German, quite a few books on literary criticism, history and cultural studies. And books on coaching, consulting, quality management etc. - that's my current field of work. What I've noticed while cataloging my books is that I suddenly start to remember things, facts and feelings are rearranging themselves in my brain and in a way it's a journey through my past but also through the basis of my thinking and believing. Books always were and probably always will be my most important means to make the world around me graspable.
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