Emerging German-language Novelists Of The Twenty-first Century

After The International Success In The 1990s Of Authors Such As Bernhard Schlink, Marcel Beyer, And Thomas Brussig, An Impressive Number Of German-language Novelists Are Making A Significant Impact. Some, Like Karen Duve, Daniel Kehlmann, And Sasa Stanisic, Have Achieved International Recognition; Some, Like Julia Franck, Have Won Major Prizes; Others, Like Clemens Meyer, Alina Bronsky, And Ilja Trojanow, Are Truly Emerging Authors Who Have Begun To Attract Attention. Between Them They Represent A Range Of Literatures In German, From Womens Writing To Minority Writing (from Turkish Immigrants And Eastern Europe), To Pop Literature And Perspectives On The Former Gdr And On Germanys Nazi Past.