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“He lives in Los Angeles, where, when he isn’t writing, he plays heavy metal and noise music.”
““You’re a young guy,” the doctor said to me after taking the warm cup of urine to be cultured out of my hand, agreeing with me that I probably had a case of acute bacterial prostatitis, “why do you think you might have gotten this infection?” “Well…my dad had this a few times when he wasn’t much older than me…plus I’m a writer, a translator…I’ve been spending a lot of time sitting down…working on this thousand-page book.” The doctor nodded: “You’re gonna have to stop that.”
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“What these books represent is the protracted and obstinate attempt to go out as far from shore as their writers can manage.”
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“His translation of Michael Lentz’s Schattenfroh was recently awarded the prestigious Helen and Kurt Wolff Prize.”
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