WITH
THE UNTIMELY DEATH OF W.G. SEBALD IN 2001, Europe lost one
of its greatest writers. He was born in Germany--the initials
stand for Winfried Georg--in the alpine town of Wertach-im-Allgau
in 1944. Since his early twenties he lived in England, first
in Manchester and then, from 1970, in Norwich, where he
taught at the University of East Anglia. We can safely say
Sebald did not cross the North Sea to hobnob with the literati:
his own agent once claimed never to have met him...Read
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