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Patrick Suskind

Germanb. March 26, 1949Fiction

Patrick Suskind is a German author whose Perfume: The Story of a Murderer became one of the most internationally successful German-language novels of the twentieth century. His evocative, sensory-rich portrait of eighteenth-century France attracted readers far beyond literary fiction audiences.

Works

  • PerfumeObsessive perfumer creates scent murders in 18th century France→
  • The PigeonElderly man's routine disrupted by arrival of troublesome pigeon→
  • Mr Summer's StoryElderly man and young woman's mysterious summer friendship→
  • The Double BassMusical drama about double bass virtuoso and his obsessions→
  • Three Stories and a Reflection→
  • The Story of Mr. SommerElderly man and young woman share mysterious summer friendship→
  • Rossini or The Cruel Question of Who Was WhoIntellectual identity debate through composer Rossini's life and work→

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