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Now how to explain this? I need some scholarly advice here @fuchsflrn.bsky.social

To top up the irony: Jonathan Franzen told @Perlentaucher in 2005: « Meine literarischen Vorbilder sind deutsch: Kafka die Nummer eins, dann Karl Kraus, Goethe, Thomas Mann. »

How about Thomas Mann’s Buddenbrooks, Gabrielle Target’s Effingers, Günter Grass’s Die Blechttrommel.
Apparently Franzen is the hotter recommendation, the greater muse.

Schönwald is promoted as « Großer Familien-Roman in der Tradition amerikanischer Literatur », and « in der Tradition von Jonathan Franzen ».
The author said it is the novel « that I always wanted to read in German, but only found in American literature. »