Frankfurt Anthology

Thirty-ninth volume Poems and Interpretations Founded by Marcel Reich-Ranicki

Summary:
When Marcel Reich-Ranicki founded the >Frankfurt Anthology< four decades ago, there was no telling how long this experiment would last. And even after forty years, the supply of German poetry is by no means exhausted. Nevertheless, it is time for an opening. The >Frankfurt AnthologyFrankfurt Anthology< is dedicated to summarising the poems and interpretations of one year. Over 2,100 poems are now available.

Author: Spiegel, Hubert (ed.
by the author:
Hubert Spiegel, born in Essen in 1962, literary scholar and historian, has worked for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung since 1988. He headed its literary section for many years and has been Germany correspondent since 2009. He is the editor of the volumes 'Welch ein Leben. Marcel Reich-Ranicki's Memories', 'Dear Lord Chandos. Answers to a letter', 'My favourite book. Fifty Declarations of Love', 'Encounters with Marcel Reich-Ranicki' and 'Kafka's Sentences'. In 2005, he was honoured with the Alfred Kerr Prize for Literary Criticism.