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by Heinrich Boll and Leila Vennewitz
Northwestern University Press Cloth: 978-0-8101-1153-0 | Paper: 978-0-8101-1147-9 Library of Congress Classification PT2603.O394U513 1994 Dewey Decimal Classification 833.914
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"First published in 1953, And Never Said a Word is one of Heinrich Böll's richest works, a novel that explores marriage with depth and compassion. Böll evokes an entire emotional world in the space of a day and a half as a husband and wife alternately relate a story of love and isolation, poverty and injustice. Weakness, as well as strength, provides the subtle emotional threads that form the bonds of their love; and they discover married life takes a far greater toll on those who love than on those whose hearts are empty.
""Böll is a master storyteller."" --New York Times
""Böll has a talent with fiction that is not hindered by translation--a low-key grace of style and a depth of human understanding."" --Publishers' Weekly"
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