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Category Archives: W.G. Sebald
Sebald event in Brussels: Austerlitz at the Kaaitheater
Terry Pitts of Vertigo recently highlighted a number of events being held in North Carolina, London and Berlin to mark the tenth anniversary of the death of W.G. Sebald, who was killed in a car crash ten years ago already, … Continue reading
Posted in Brussels, W.G. Sebald
Tagged Austerlitz, Ictus Ensemble, Jérôme Combier, Kaaitheater, Pierre Nouvel, Sebald
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Changing landscapes: Sebald, Parkman, Blackbourn
There is a passage in W.G. Sebald’s Vertigo in which the narrator regrets the loss of the beautiful view he had once enjoyed from Burg Greifenstein onto the Danube : “A dam has been built below the castle. The course … Continue reading
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