by Hans Joachim Schädlich · Rowohlt Taschenbuch · tapa blanda · ISBN 9783499257964
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«Kokoschkins Reise» is the novel by Hans Joachim Schädlich, published by Rowohlt Taschenbuch in paperback (192 pages, in German).
The narrative follows Fjodor Kokoschkin, a ninety-year-old Russian biologist who crosses the Atlantic on the Queen Mary 2 and recalls his life marked by exile: the flight from Russia after the Russian Revolution, the passage through Odesa, Berlin and other cities, and the European history of the twentieth century. During the voyage, Kokoschkin meets the architect Olga Noborra, to whom he confides his memories.
The book belongs to the series Schädlich: Gesammelte Werke, of which it is volume 6; the first edition of the work appeared in 2010.
For readers of contemporary fiction in German interested in memory, exile and the European history of the twentieth century.
German translator and writer (born 1935)
