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Tag Archives: Robert Walser
on&on&on&on: Daniel Blumberg
“And now he was playing, alas, the piano,” the first sentence of Robert Walser’s short prose text written in 1925, “making it sound like a deep and intimate promise, which isn’t at all the way to start a novel.” An … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel Blumber, Robert Walser, Ute Kanngiesser
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