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What love he and her had been, she was searching for past memories through his diary. When I thought "Love," it was all too late. I couldn't turn myself back to the way I was before. In 1987, just before the rise of the world's change, West Berlin, a skilled autobiographer and East German deserter Joya lives alone with flower-buried jobs. Zoya (page 273) was a West Berliner, handsome Harry under the age of a West German man. If you hadn't met Harry, as she said, you might have had a ridiculous
Even the title of the German modern literary giant Katha Lange-Murler's long-term novel, which alone, before reading it, got me excited. But as I entered the beginning of the book, I stopped handing over. Harry and Joya's love story? I didn't understand this book with all the love stories of Joya. It's called measles love, but I've been seen as a obsession and a vain love, and I'm at a loss to see Joya's love spread all over the world. The vagueness and instability of the times also made Zoya
There is a single-haired woman with her head slightly down, closing her eyes at the jig. The title of the book, which is a very painful story, will be shown (of course, there are some of them) but it does tell a much more realistic story of love. This book, which is a form of how to describe the many things that a skilled palmist who has moved from East Germany to West Germany, before the unity of Germany, has experienced while loving Harry, a West German man, makes us think about what really
I didn't know it at the time. One human judgment measure comes from the sum of one very unique experience, first of all. This perception is also yours. Unlike me, you never saw the arrested Hawke as a fallen dictator who was finally held accountable for his actions. You only see him as a fellow prisoner of one of the once jailed prisoners who was clearly unhappy with the fact that he was more than dead. 266. Zoya, who moved from East Germany to West Germany on 267, lives in a skilled
A line of love songs, "The Love Song of the Red Sea," came to my attention. I wanted to look at a life that was not yet fulfilled, but that was as bright as the stars, even though it was the same time as the carina I lived. I used to want a happy ending in love, but I knew that it was hard to even find a love like measles. I might be happy to love someone crazy, to dig into my mind. I read the book before I read Ingo Schulche's "Stemple Story" but as if it were undisclosed, I could not fully
I've been reading about it, and I'm going to try to get away from the background, from the environment that we grew up in, from ideas that we developed. Love makes you think about its nature. It's about two men and women who are really in love. It's not about love that is dramatic or passionate and that kind of thing. A love story that looks at each other and cares. That's why it's a blind city of love. There, Zoya is older than Harry. So you can't get a T.A.R. They just look and they share the
Katja Lange Müller: I could not bring myself to love that love
Kacha Langer-Müller's 2007 masterpiece of the history and memory of East Berlin at the end of the 20th century, with a phoenixy and satire. West Berlin in 1987, just before the German unity. A skilled typelayer and an East German deserter, Zoya, lives alone on flower stand-by jobs. Then one day, Joya meets Harry, a tall, handsome West German man. But he has a dark past and a drug addict who spent the last 12 years in prison. Harry, who already had a strong philosophy of his life despite her care, ends up in the hospital. Almost ten years after Harry's death, Zoya only opens Harry'S box and finds his notes at the bottom of the box.
Korean title: 차마 그 사랑을
Korean author: 카챠 랑게 뮐러
Korean publisher: 문학동네
ISBN-13: 9788954609807
Reviews
What love he and her had been, she was searching for past memories through his diary. When I thought "Love," it was all too late. I couldn't turn myself back to the way I was before. In 1987, just before the rise of the world's change, West Berlin, a skilled autobiographer and East German deserter Joya lives alone with flower-buried jobs. Zoya (page 273) was a West Berliner, handsome Harry under the age of a West German man. If you hadn't met Harry, as she said, you might have had a ridiculous
Even the title of the German modern literary giant Katha Lange-Murler's long-term novel, which alone, before reading it, got me excited. But as I entered the beginning of the book, I stopped handing over. Harry and Joya's love story? I didn't understand this book with all the love stories of Joya. It's called measles love, but I've been seen as a obsession and a vain love, and I'm at a loss to see Joya's love spread all over the world. The vagueness and instability of the times also made Zoya
There is a single-haired woman with her head slightly down, closing her eyes at the jig. The title of the book, which is a very painful story, will be shown (of course, there are some of them) but it does tell a much more realistic story of love. This book, which is a form of how to describe the many things that a skilled palmist who has moved from East Germany to West Germany, before the unity of Germany, has experienced while loving Harry, a West German man, makes us think about what really
I didn't know it at the time. One human judgment measure comes from the sum of one very unique experience, first of all. This perception is also yours. Unlike me, you never saw the arrested Hawke as a fallen dictator who was finally held accountable for his actions. You only see him as a fellow prisoner of one of the once jailed prisoners who was clearly unhappy with the fact that he was more than dead. 266. Zoya, who moved from East Germany to West Germany on 267, lives in a skilled
A line of love songs, "The Love Song of the Red Sea," came to my attention. I wanted to look at a life that was not yet fulfilled, but that was as bright as the stars, even though it was the same time as the carina I lived. I used to want a happy ending in love, but I knew that it was hard to even find a love like measles. I might be happy to love someone crazy, to dig into my mind. I read the book before I read Ingo Schulche's "Stemple Story" but as if it were undisclosed, I could not fully
I've been reading about it, and I'm going to try to get away from the background, from the environment that we grew up in, from ideas that we developed. Love makes you think about its nature. It's about two men and women who are really in love. It's not about love that is dramatic or passionate and that kind of thing. A love story that looks at each other and cares. That's why it's a blind city of love. There, Zoya is older than Harry. So you can't get a T.A.R. They just look and they share the
