Faserland is the debut novel by Christian Kracht, published in 1995. It is considered to have triggered the new wave of German pop literature. It is the...

Christian Kracht repeats the four Brandy Alexanders motif in his 1995 novel Faserland. In Kurt Vonnegut's book, Mother Night, the protagonist suspects that...

his 80 years old mother. It is a sequel to Kracht's 1995 debut novel Faserland, featuring the same protagonist 25 years later. The book was shortlisted...

introduced in Kracht's debut novel Faserland (1995). While the first wave of the novel's criticism identified Faserland as a novel about the affirmation...

the phenomenon of pop literature. Telling examples are the bestseller Faserland by Christian Kracht. Cf. Kerstin Gleba/Eckhard Schumacher (Ed.): Pop seit...

Neumarkt in Zürich and a 2012 adaptation of Christian Kracht's novel Faserland for the Schauspiel Hannover. Since 2016, he has made a series of productions...

novella Eine Halligfahrt. Christian Kracht mentions Rungholt in his novella Faserland. The Danish writer Dorothea Petersen mentions Rungholt in her historical...

Enno Stahl of Deutschlandfunk compared the book to Kracht's debut novel Faserland, where the narrator describes his observations with faux naivety, calling...

humorous. ... One should, no, one must celebrate Kracht—cult writer of Faserland and 1979. The only opportunity to do so is to read him. Richard Kämmerlings...

deutschsprachigen Literatur, dargestellt anhand von Christian Krachts „Faserland“ (1995), Elke Naters „Königinnen“ (1998), Xaver Bayers „Heute könnte ein...