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Michael Lentz – MotherdyingOne of the most immediate things pain teaches us is that there are no words to express pain. It is precisely this that makes Michael Lentzs Motherdying such an achievement, for its subject matter is the universal and inescapable pain of losing ones mother. Now translated into English for the first time, Motherdying was recognised in Germany as a work of literary brilliance. In 2001, it won the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize, with critics acknowledging it as

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