Things That Disappear, Jenny Erpenbeck, Kurt Beals (trans.) (9781803512990) — Readings Books

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Things That Disappear
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Things That Disappear

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From the 2024 winner of the International Booker Prize, a collection of short essays on the places, people, rituals and objects that slip into the realm of memory.

In this fascinating collection, Jenny Erpenbeck meditates on the disappearance and impermanence of things. Whether recalling the demolition of familiar places, the loss of a friendship, or a change in social attitudes, Erpenbeck's sharp intelligence, eye for telling detail, and her nuanced perspective on her country's history and her own writing lifeimbue these short pieces with lasting power.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Granta Books
Country
United Kingdom
Date
3 February 2026
Pages
128
ISBN
9781803512990

From the 2024 winner of the International Booker Prize, a collection of short essays on the places, people, rituals and objects that slip into the realm of memory.

In this fascinating collection, Jenny Erpenbeck meditates on the disappearance and impermanence of things. Whether recalling the demolition of familiar places, the loss of a friendship, or a change in social attitudes, Erpenbeck's sharp intelligence, eye for telling detail, and her nuanced perspective on her country's history and her own writing lifeimbue these short pieces with lasting power.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Granta Books
Country
United Kingdom
Date
3 February 2026
Pages
128
ISBN
9781803512990