Bibliogr. und Literaturverz. S. [446] - 580 Lyrisches intermezzo: four poems for Max Sebald. For my friend, Max Sebald / Stephen Watts pt. 3: A bibliographical survey. A primary bibliography / Richard Sheppard pt. 1: The writer in context. A childhood in the Allgäu: Wertach, 1944-52 / Mark M. Anderson pt. 2: The writer in dialogue. "Rediscovered" pieces by W.G. Sebald. Die hölzernen Engel von East Anglia ; Leben Ws ; Waterloo ; Two poems by Michael Hulse, translated by W.G. Sebald ; Feuer und Rauch ; Ausgrabung der Vergangenheit (on Michael Hamburger) ; Michael Hamburger: nomination for the degree of Honorary DLitt ; Three conversations with W.G. Sebald. Echoes from the past: conversation with Piet de Moor (Brussels, 1992) ; Lost in translation? Conversation with Jon Cook (Norwich, 1999) ; In this distant place: conversation with Steve Wasserman (Los Angeles, 2001) ; A catalogue of W.G. Sebald's library / Jo Catling. Redundant epitaphs / Michael Hamburger Il ritorno in patria / Michael Hulse. Secondary bibliography / Jo Catling, Richard Hibbitt, and Lynn Wolff Reviews of works by W.G. Sebald / Jo Catling and Richard Hibbitt Audio-visual bibliography / Gordon Turner An index to interviews with W.G. Sebald / Richard Sheppard W.G. Sebald: a chronology / Richard Sheppard. The Sternheim years: W.G. Sebald's Lehrjahre and Theatralische Sendung 1963-75 / Richard Sheppard At the university: W.G. Sebald in the classroom / Gordon Turner A watch on each wrist: twelve seminars with W.G. Sebald / Luke Williams The crystal mountain of memory: W.G. Sebald as a university teacher / Florian Radvan Against Germanistik: W.G. Sebald's critical essays / Uwe Schütte Englishing Max / Michael Hulse Translating W.G. Sebald-with and without the author / Anthea Bell Sebald's photographic annotations / Clive Scott The disappearance of the author in the work: some reflections on W.G. Sebald's Nachlass in the Deutsches Literaturarchiv Marbach / Ulrich von Bülow Bibliotheca abscondita: on W.G. Sebald's library / Jo Catling Afterword. Max Sebald: a reminiscence / Stephen Watts. |
