Rainer Moritz gibt Literaturtipps für jeden Tag des Jahres

The Year in Books - A book full of reading pleasure that encourages you to browse through your own shelves or bookshops and libraries and answers the question: "What should I read?" Which novels, poems or plays are worth picking up again or discovering for the first time? Rainer Moritz makes a virtue of necessity and fearlessly provides a whopping 366 literary tips (including leap years). Whether familiar or surprising: On every page there is a book recommendation that has either a direct or a charming connection to the date or the season. In this way, curiosity may arise to broaden the horizon and turn to the remote, the sometimes unjustly forgotten.Rainer Moritz, born in Heilbronn in 1958, is a literary scholar, author, critic and translator. He worked for many years in publishing houses, most recently as program director at Hoffmann und Campe, and managed the Literaturhaus Hamburg for twenty years.

The Year in Books - A book full of reading pleasure that encourages you to browse your own shelves or bookshops and libraries and answers the question: "What should I read?" Which novels, poems or plays are worth picking up again or discovering for the first time? Rainer Moritz makes a virtue of necessity and fearlessly provides a whopping 366 literary tips (including leap years). Whether familiar or surprising: On every page there is a book recommendation that has either a direct or a charming connection to the date or the season. In this way, curiosity may arise to broaden the horizon and turn to the remote, the sometimes unjustly forgotten.Rainer Moritz, born in Heilbronn in 1958, is a literary scholar, author, critic and translator. He worked for many years in publishing houses, most recently as program director at Hoffmann und Campe, and managed the Literaturhaus Hamburg for twenty years.

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