by Ludwig Hohl · Suhrkamp Verlag KG · tapa dura · ISBN 9783518415887
VAT included
Hamelyn quality guarantee · checked and verified, or your money back
«Aus der Tiefsee. Paris 1926» is the book by Ludwig Hohl, published by Suhrkamp in hardcover (339 pages, in German).
The work focuses on Ludwig Hohl's stay in Paris in 1926 and the bohemian atmosphere of the French capital, seen by a Swiss writer. It gathers impressions and notes from that year, with echoes of cultural life and German-language literature of the twentieth century.
The German 2004 edition was prepared by Ulrich Stadler on behalf of the Ludwig Hohl Foundation and includes an epilogue by Ulrich Stadler himself.
The book is aimed at readers interested in German-language literature, Parisian bohemia, and twentieth-century Swiss history.
Ludwig Hohl was a Swiss writer writing in the German language. Outside of literary mainstream, he spent most of his life in extreme poverty. He is largely unknown to a wider public but has been praised by several well-known authors for his writing and his radical thinking about life and literature.
