The Philosopher's Stone
Sep 2013 · Matthes & Seitz Berlin Verlag
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The Philosopher's Stone assembles various narrative stands into a cohesive and thought-provoking tale of our times. The trenchant criticism of continuous self-optimization and esoteric ideology are astonishingly subtle and reward repeated reading.
The Philosopher's Stone assembles various narrative stands into a cohesive and thought-provoking tale of our times. The trenchant criticism of continuous self-optimization and esoteric ideology are astonishingly subtle and reward repeated reading.
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Philipp Schönthaler, born in 1976, studied English and Art in Vancouver. In 2010, he was a fellow of the writing-workshop at the LCB (Literature Colloquium Berlin). Philipp Schönthaler won the Clemens Brentano Prize 2013 and was invited to the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize Reading in the same year.
Philipp Schönthaler, born in 1976, studied English and Art in Vancouver. In 2010, he was a fellow of the writing-workshop at the LCB (Literature Colloquium Berlin). Philipp Schönthaler won the Clemens Brentano Prize 2013 and was invited to the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize Reading in the same year.
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