Writing tagged: ‘W.G. Sebald’

Comfort books

A conversation with a friend about the books that have brought us comfort over the years.
Book review: ‘W.G. Sebald’ by Uwe Schütte

The writer and his work.
Book review: ‘Austerlitz’ by W.G. Sebald

A haunting novel. File under Sebaldian.
Book review: ‘After Nature’ by W.G. Sebald

Three long-form poems, best read as prose.
Book review: ‘The Rings of Saturn’ by W.G. Sebald

An unclassifiable masterpiece.
Book review: ‘Vertigo’ by W.G. Sebald

File under ‘Sebaldian’.
Book review: ‘The Emigrants’ by W.G. Sebald

File under ‘Sebaldian’.
Book review: ‘The Adventures of Sir Thomas Browne in the 21st Century’ by Hugh Aldersey-Williams

Looking at the world through the eyes of a 17th-century polymath.
Book review: ‘Spike Island’ by Philip Hoare

The memory of a military hospital.
Book review: ‘Across the Land and the Water’ by W.G. Sebald

Selected poems, 1964–2001.
Newsletter No. 18: ‘169 in giraffe-years’

Julian Hoffman • CGP Grey • WG Sebald • Kathleen Jamie • Tim Dee • LRB • Alan Bennett • Caught by the River • and more…
Book review: ‘Heligoland’ by Jan Rüger

Britain, Germany, and the struggle for the North Sea.