Summer 1918: The Mann family has rented a house on Lake Tegernsee. The children swim, the father rows, the mother takes care of the new baby, and the dog dozes in the shade. An idyll. But Thomas Mann is plagued by worries: The defeat in World War I is imminent, he has fallen out with his brother Heinrich, he lacks the strength to work on "The Magic Mountain," and then he even loses a tooth. Kerstin Holzer ("Monascella" among others) narrates with equal knowledge and humor about a Bavarian summer retreat that would become a turning point in the life of the Nobel Prize winner in Literature (Kiepenheuer & Witsch). A new perspective within Thomas Mann research and at the same time an enchanting summer read.
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