I am afraid to read Hans Fallada’s Alone in Berlin again. I have read it twice, and each time my anxiety deepens. It does not stem from the violence the novel eventually depicts, but from the quiet permission structure that precedes it. What unsettles me… | Read More in The Blogs
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