Judith Hermann

Judith Hermann on Granta.com

‘The story distracts the readers from the heart of the matter; it distracts them from me.’

Fiction by Judith Hermann, translated by Katy Derbyshire.

‘Afterwards Ellen liked to say she had once been to America but couldn't remember it very well.‘

‘Time retreated, his dread crouched in the farthest recess of his mind.’

‘My first and only visit to a therapist cost me my red coral bracelet and my lover.’