What Remains collects Christa Wolf's short fiction, from early work in the sixties to the widely debated title story, first published in Germany in Addressing a wide range of topics, from sexual politics to the nature of memory, these powerful and often very personal stories offer a fascinating introduction to Wolf's work. What Remains and Other Stories is clear and farsighted.5/5(1). What Remains collects Christa Wolf's short fiction, from her early work in the sixties to the recently published title story, which was widely debated when it appeared in Germany in These powerful and often very personal stories examine a wide range of User Interaction Count: What Remains collects Christa Wolf's short fiction, from her early work in the sixties to the recently published title story, which was widely debated when it appeared in Germany in These powerful and often very personal stories examine a wide range of /5(4).
Christa Wolf's Was bleibt (What Remains)*** is a novella set in the late s in East Berlin. A female writer has recently become aware of a disturbing development, where several men are constantly parked outside her house. (What Remains and Other Stories, translated by Heike Schwarzbauer and Rick Takvorian) was available from Virago Press. WHAT REMAINS AND OTHER STORIES By Christa Wolf. Translated by Heike Schwarzbauer and Rick Takvorian. University of Chicago, $ Explore the New York Times Book Review. Ten years' worth of stories by (formerly East) German writer Wolf (Accident, ; No Place on Earth, ; etc.), with the title novella being of most interest: a woman writer is being followed closely by secret police, with her own internal censor in full gear as well. Wolf's career has been more a haunting of Soviet-bloc literature than a challenge to it: she creates a kind of critical.
What Remains collects Christa Wolf's short fiction, from early work in the sixties to the widely debated title story, first published in Germany in Addressing a wide range of topics, from sexual politics to the nature of memory, these powerful and often very personal stories offer a fascinating introduction to Wolf's work. Collectible and relatively rare book of stories by Christa Wolf (Trade Paperback). pages, University of Chicago Press What Remains is the title story, and describes what life was like under surveillance by the STASI (East German Secret Police) and how this kind of life will destroy normalcy for. What Remains collects Christa Wolf's short fiction, from early work in the sixties to the widely debated title story, first published in Germany in Addressing a wide range of topics, from sexual politics to the nature of memory, these powerful and often very personal stories offer a fascinating introduction to Wolf's work. What Remains and Other Stories is clear and farsighted.
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