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Billiards at Half Past Nine
- Author: Heinrich Boll
- Year: 1965
- Pages: 256
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In billiards at half past nine we are shown the state of post war germany through the lives of the faehmel family. Böll uses his widely applauded narrative gift to create a cast of splendid complexity. His all-seeing eye falls upon every type of person: the mousy secretary, the psychopathic killer, the saint and the sinner, the worldly-wise and the innocent. Böll's wit and objectivity made him one of the most celebrated commentators on germany's attempts to come to terms with its past.
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