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Günter Grass

Germany (1927 - )

About Günter Grass

Günter Grass, born in Danzig in 1927, is Germany's most celebrated contemporary writer. He is a creative artist of remarkable versatility: novelist, poet, playwright, essayist, graphic artist. Günter Grass was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1999.

Series

Danzig Trilogy
1. The Tin Drum (1959)
2. Cat and Mouse (1961)
3. Dog Years (1963)
Danzig Trilogy: The Tin Drum, Cat And Mouse, Dog Years (omnibus) (1987)

Novels

Local Anaesthetic (1970)
Inmarypraise (1973)
The Flounder (1978)
The Meeting at Telgte (1981)
The Rat (1989)
The Call of the Toad (1992)
My Century (1999)
Too Far Afield (2001)
Crabwalk (2004)

Collections

Selected Poems (poems) (1966)
Four Plays (1967)
New Poems (poems) (1968)
Poems (poems) (1969)
In the Egg and Other Poems (poems) (1977)
Graphics and Writing (1983)
Drawings and Words, 1954-77 (1984)
Etchings and Words, 1972-1982 (1985)
Novemberland: Selected Poems 1956-1993 (poems) (1996)
Selected Poems 1956-93 (poems) (1999)
The Gunter Grass Reader (2004)

Plays

The Plebians Rehearse the Uprising: A German Tragedy (1966)
Max (1972)
Davor (1973)

Non fiction

Speak Out!: Speeches, Open Letters, Commentaries (1969)
From the Diary of a Snail (1972)
Danzig 1939: Treasures of a Destroyed Community (1980)
Headbirths: The Germans Are Dying Out (1983)
On Writing and Politics, 1967-83 (1985)
Show Your Tongue (1989)
Two States (1990)
Peeling the Onion (2007)

Awards

Nobel Prize in Literature Lifetime Achievement winner (1999)

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