Fame

A Novel in Nine Stories

By: Daniel Kehlmann, Carol Brown Janeway (Translator)

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Paperback | 1 November 2010 | Edition Number 1

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Who would have thought contemporary Central European literature could be so funny? Daniel Kehlmann is who. Modern fame may have been invented in America, but nobody has dramatized its paradoxes and heartbreaks more entertainingly than the European Kehlmann does here ... a real beauty of a book.' - Jonathan Franzen on Fame

About The Author

Daniel Kehlmann was born in Munich in 1975 and published his first novel at the age of 22. His fifth novel, Measuring the World, a huge international best-seller, received ecstatic reviews around the world.

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'Who would have thought contemporary Central European literature could be so fun and so funny? Daniel Kehlmann is who. The young Austrian prodigy has given us a real beauty of a book, farcical, satiric, melancholic, and humane. Modern fame may have been invented in America, but nobody has dramatized its paradoxes and heartbreaks more entertainingly than the European Kehlmann does here' Jonathan Franzen. 'Riffs echo through this playful, perplexing landscape' Times.

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