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Anonymous
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I've never seen this book being discussed here.
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Anonymous
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>>25470100
The man looks like the guy from Suits.

Germans used to write normal fiction pre-WW2. Anything post-WW2 was garbage nonsense about war, philosophy, or other serious stuff. Most of the blame is on the publishers. Because translated foreign novels and short stories sell just fine.
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Anonymous
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>>25470100
That cover is mind-numblingly anachronistic.
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Anonymous
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>>25470100
It's really good, but it's overshadowed by Mann's later, more ambiguous novels.
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Anonymous
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>AI hallucinates Jeetas into your image
wie Poesie
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