> If you know more about the Schwilk bioghraphy > please don't keep is in suspence. What publishing > house? When next year? Spring, summer, fall? I think it's Piper Verlag. > Also, if any other books on EJ or from EJs > estate are planned, please let us know. well, there's always my thesis ;-) Currently looks like it will be pretty much exculsively on the First World War - I#ve just realised that there's a lot more to be said on "Feuer und Blut" and "Das Waeldchen 125" than I'd previously thought. Elliott Yale Neaman's thesis from BErkeley has also been overhauled and is due out next year at University of California Press. It deals with the political aspects of EJ reception in the post-War Federal Republic. The proceedings of the recent Heidelberg Conference will probably be published. I don't know where or when yet - but we're meant ot have our homework in by December :-) And last but not least fresh off the presses is the new EJ biography. Paul Noack, "Ernst Juenger. Eine Biographie" (Berlin: Alexander Fest Verlag, 1998), 328pp, DM 49,80. I haven't read it yet. A review by Albert von Schirnding can be found in the Feuilleton of today's "Sueddeutsche Zeitung". And whilst I'm at it I might as well through in another rumour - Hannse Heer of the Hamburger Institut fuer Sozialforschung has allegedly recently been spotted in Freiburg at the Bundesmilitaerarchiv allegedly checking out material relating to EJ's journeys in the Caucasus during the Second World War. THere may be a book on EJ on the way from the Reemtsma boys... That's the latest from the front.... Best wishes, JK ============================================================================== John King bis/until 26. September 1998 ab/from 26. September 1998 Eduard-Spranger-Str. 7 St. John's College Zimmer 5/16 GB - Oxford OX1 3JP D-71634 Ludwigsburg ==============================================================================
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