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Lost

Name: Lost
Brand: Vintage Publishing
SKU: 11406487
Price: 17.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Hans-Ulrich Treichel
ISBN: 9780375706226

Hans-Ulrich Treichel

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 11406487

Publishers Vintage Publishing, September 2000

Not since The Reader has a work of fiction so stunningly evoked the guilt and shame that resounds in... Full description

Libristo code: 11406487

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Not since The Reader has a work of fiction so stunningly evoked the guilt and shame that resounds in postwar Germany. In this debut novel of astonishing originality, we bear witness to a family ravaged with regret at the loss of their child. As a young boy, the narrator learns that his parents lost their firstborn son while fleeing the advancing Russian Army in 1945. Though his family has comfortably settled in Westphalen, the memory of Arnold continues to haunt them. The narrator shares his parents' anguish, but he can't resist feeling resentful, for his brother's absence is the most defining aspect of his life. When his parents learn of a foundling that resembles Arnold, they embark on a horrific quest to claim him as their own, only to endure a series of unanticipated twists that lead to a startling denouement. At turns uncanny, subtle, and perversely amusing, Lost is a chilling novel of mesmerizing power.