IN HIS OWN WORDS: Eugen Ruge

“The trick is, maybe, that I wrote the story from different perspectives. I went into the characters, and spread their truths in this novel, and kept out, as an author. That’s the point…. Their [the characters’] own truth. Continue reading →

In His Own Words: W.G. Sebald

“Fiction should have a ghostlike presence in it somewhere, something omniscient. It makes it a different reality.” Continue reading →