Christa Wolf

Christa Wolf is a member of the Central Committee of the East German Writer’s Union. Her novels include A Model Childhood, No Place on Earth and Cassandra. She won the National Prize in 1978 and was runner-up for the Nobel Prize in 1988.

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Essays & Memoir | Issue 42

Liberation Day

Christa Wolf

‘The world stubbornly refused to end and we were not prepared to cope with a world that refused to end.’

Fiction | Issue 42

What Remains

Christa Wolf

‘The coffee has to be strong and hot, filtered; the egg not too soft; home-made preserves; black bread.’

Christa Wolf

Christa Wolf on Granta.com

Essays & Memoir | Issue 42

Essays & Memoir | Issue 42

Liberation Day

Christa Wolf

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What Remains

Christa Wolf

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Fiction | Issue 42

Fiction | Issue 42