Vorwort
Written by Keilson whilst in hiding during WWII, The Death of the Adversary is a rediscovered masterpiece.
Autorentext
Hans Keilson
Klappentext
'I'll say this as quickly and clearly as possible: The Death of the Adversary is a masterpiece, and Hans Keilson is a genius'
New York Times Book Review
'Hans Keilson's novel subtly and eloquently probes the ambivalent relation of victim with aggressor... Keilson traces the growth of hatred in his leading character as other writers trace love or self-knowledge'
Time
'[Keilson is] a consummate artist, a wonderful writer'
Globe and Mail
'The story is amazing: Hans Keilson, born in 1909, is a German Jew who, during World War II, became a member of the Dutch resistance, then a novelist and psychiatrist specializing in the war trauma of children, and is still living, at almost 101, near Amsterdam. Half a lifetime ago, he gave up fiction for his practice... Then, this year, he is rediscovered... It's as if, one morning, we were to learn that not only had Anne Frank survived the secret annex but was also still among us'
Los Angeles Times