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Ralf Rothmann, Shaun Whiteside (Beteiligte)

To Die in Spring


Ausgezeichnet: HWA Endeavour Ink Gold Crown 2018
Übersetzung: Whiteside, Shaun
Main Market Ed. 2018. 208 S. 198 mm
Verlag/Jahr: MACMILLAN PUBLISHERS INTERNATIONAL; PICADOR 2018
ISBN: 1-509-81286-5 (1509812865)
Neue ISBN: 978-1-509-81286-8 (9781509812868)

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The German bestseller, a beautifully told and heart-breaking story of a friendship tragically interrupted by war.

´A sublime novel of damaged lives - and of fathers and sons.´ Der Spiegel
Winner of the HWA Sharpe Gold Crown for Best Historical Novel 2018

´[To Die in Spring] holds its own against [Günter] Grass and [Erich Maria] Remarque; it is an excellent work, and one deserving of its wide readership.´ Guardian

Walter Urban and Friedrich ´Fiete´ Caroli work side by side as hands on a dairy farm in northern Germany. By 1945, it seems the War´s worst atrocities are over. When they are forced to ´volunteer´ for the SS, they find themselves embroiled in a conflict which is drawing to a desperate, bloody close. Walter is put to work as a driver for a supply unit of the Waffen-SS, while Fiete is sent to the front. When the senseless bloodshed leads Fiete to desert, only to be captured and sentenced to death, the friends are reunited under catastrophic circumstances.

In a few days the war will be over, millions of innocents will be dead, and the survivors must find a way to live with its legacy.

An international bestseller, To Die in Spring is a beautiful and devastating novel by German author Ralf Rothmann.
To Die in Spring holds its own against Günter Grass and Erich Maria Remarque; it is an excellent work, and one deserving of its wide readership. Rachel Seiffert Guardian
Rothmann, Ralf
Ralf Rothmann is a German novelist, poet, and dramatist. To Die in Spring, his eighth novel, but the first to be published in the UK.

Whiteside, Shaun
Shaun Whiteside has translated over fifty books from German, French, Italian and Dutch, including novels by Amélie Nothomb, Luther Blissett, Wu Ming and Marcel Möring. His translations of Freud, Musil, Schnitzler and Nietzsche are published by Penguin Classics. His translation of the novel Magdalena the Sinner by Lilian Faschinger won the 1996 Schlegel-Tick Prize. His most recent translation from German is Blitzed: Drugs in Nazi Germany by Norman Ohler. He lives in London.