
A Celebration of the Work of Swiss Writer Robert Walser
Host:
With Susan Bernofsky, translator of The Assistant (New Directions), Deborah Eisenberg and Wayne Koestenbaum
The great (and virtually unknown) Swiss writer Robert Walser
influenced Kafka and inspired Hermann Hesse. In this tribute, three
writers read, discuss and worship Walser, a writer who is like a mouse
that roared—small and fragile but out-of-this-world outrageous
Banner image: Robert Walser in the 1890's
Guests:
- Susan Bernofsky: author and translator
- Deborah Eisenberg: American short-story writer
- Wayne Koestenbaum: American poet, writer and critic
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