Heiner Müller
Krieg ohne Schlacht: Leben in zwei Diktaturen.
Cologne: Kiepenheuer & Witsch, 1992. 3462021729 425 pages.
Volume, measuring approximately 6" x 9", is bound in black cloth. Book and dust jacket are like new.
"Heiner Müller, one of the most important contemporary German-speaking dramatists, who lived in the GDR until 1989, presents his autobiography here. He talks about his friends and enemies, about his struggles with the ubiquitous party and state censorship, and describes the events that led to his expulsion from the GDR writers' association in 1961. Above all, however, he reports on his many years of work as a dramatist and director at the major Berlin."