Goodbye to Berlin

Name: Goodbye to Berlin
Author: Christopher Isherwood

by Christopher Isherwood

Berlin stories chronicling bohemian life and impending darkness at the end of Weimar era

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Christopher Isherwood

Isherwood was the most vivid chronicler of Weimar Berlin, whose autobiographical novels created the figure of the detached observer-narrator that defined a generation of English travel writing. Goodbye to Berlin gave the world Sally Bowles.

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