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Thomas Keneally

    7. Oktober 1935

    Dieser australische Autor verwebt meisterhaft Geschichte und Fiktion, wobei seine Werke oft auf vergangenen Ereignissen basieren und diese mit moderner Psychologie und Stil neu beleben. Sein einzigartiger Erzähsansatz besteht darin, historische Materialien zu überarbeiten und sie in einen zeitgenössischen Kontext zu stellen. Ein tiefes Interesse an menschlichen Schicksalen und ethischen Dilemmata spiegelt sich in seinen gefeierten Romanen wider. Die unverwechselbare Stimme und literarische Tiefe des Autors machen seine Bücher zu fesselnder Lektüre für alle Liebhaber von Geschichte und starken Erzählungen.

    Thomas Keneally
    To Asmara
    Flying Hero Class
    Am Rande der Hölle
    Moses, Gottes erster Rebell
    Eine Stadt am Fluß
    Schindlers Liste
    • Eine wahre Heldengeschichte aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg. Der Tatsachenroman des Krakauer Geschäftsmannes Oskar Schindler, der durch seine Beziehungen zahlreiche Juden vor dem sicheren Tod im KZ retten konnte

      Schindlers Liste
    • Flying Hero Class

      • 272 Seiten
      • 10 Lesestunden
      4,7(3)Abgeben

      From the award-winning author of "To Asmara" comes a riveting and richly-textured tale of magic, terrorism, the loss of dreams, and the extraordinary powers of the human spirit. After terrorists hijack his plane, a dance troupe manager is transformed into a hero.

      Flying Hero Class
    • This national bestseller by the highly-acclaimed author of "Schindler's List" tells the deeply moving and spellbinding story of an alienated Australian journalist's soul-searching journey across a war-torn Africa.

      To Asmara
    • Homebush Boy

      • 180 Seiten
      • 7 Lesestunden
      3,7(3)Abgeben

      As a schoolboy in suburban Sydney in 1952, Tom Keneally was a Romantic. He had visions of following in his hero Chatterton's poetic footsteps. He dreamt of triumphing on the running track or rugby field. He had hopes of winning the heart of the beautiful but aloof Bernadette Curran. The one role he did not foresee himself playing was priest, until the momentous day when Bernadette announced her intention of becoming a nun. In this memoir, Keneally conjures up his youthful self and those who influenced his life. It provides an insight into the future novelist, and an evocation of adolescence that is as funny as it is poignant.

      Homebush Boy
    • Searching for Schindler

      • 304 Seiten
      • 11 Lesestunden
      4,0(23)Abgeben

      "SEARCHING FOR SCHINDLER is very much Tom's journey, he reflects on his early days as a writer with quite a bit of success - but no confidence - and how this book, the people he met, and the film it became, changed his life. From his Sydney home, he tracked down the main player's in Poldek and Schindler's story. Tom and Poldek travelled across the US, Germany, Israel, Austria and Poland interviewing survivors and discovering extraordinary stories. SCHINDLER'S ARK took a huge toll on Tom, and his family, he had never been so overwhelmed by the writing of a story. It forced him to think about Australians and their attitudes to the Holocaust, to think about the Israel / Palestine situation and about families. Not ready to give up the story of Schindler and his Jews after the enormous success of the book, Tom is there for the film adaptation and on set for the filming. Filled with stories of Steven Spielberg, Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley, Ralph Fiennes and many other well-known and strong characters SEARCHING FOR SCHINDLER gives Tom Keneally scope to show the wonderful, warm, thinking, compassionate and very funny man that he is."--Publisher's website

      Searching for Schindler
    • With a new introduction by Thomas Keneally. 'The best novel of the Civil War since The Red Badge of Courage' Newsweek As the Civil War tears America apart, General Stonewall Jackson leads a troop of Confederate soldiers on a long trek towards the battle they believe will be a conclusive victory. Through their hopes, fears and losses, Keneally searingly conveys both the drama and mundane hardship of war, and brings to life one of the most emotive episodes in American history.

      Confederates