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Ursula Krechel goes in search of clues to the past.
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Eugen Ruge follows one family over three generations in his autobiographical debut novel about former East Germany.
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Melinda Nadj Abonji became the first Swiss writer to win the German Book Prize.
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At the age of 44, Kathrin Schmidt suffered a brain haemorrhage. Her novel "Du stirbst nicht" opens at that point.
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