Maymunah Nasution·Oct 1, 2023How C. Isherwood’s State of Mind Changes in Goodbye to BerlinFrom a lonely man hoping to find tranquility in a strange yet tolerating town, C. Isherwood had to lost his state of mind in Berlin
InILLUMINATIONbyJohn Welford·Dec 30, 2022Christopher Isherwood: British WriterHe is best known for his observations of pre-war Berlin in his two “Berlin novels”A response icon1A response icon1
InDavid Bowie Book ClubbyOren Raab·Nov 10, 2021September 2021. Mr. Norris Changes Trains by Christopher Isherwood1935, New Directions, 209 pages. Written in English, read in English
Xing Zhao·Aug 10, 2020A Single Man: Too Old to Live, Too Young to DieI first learnt about Christopher Isherwood’s novel A Single Man precisely 10 years ago when I was visiting a friend in the Italian Alps…
InANowMediabyANOWMEDIA.COM·Jul 6, 2018§42 Notes on a fragment to a novelIn Christopher Isherwood’s ‘introductory note’ to the first edition of his Goodbye to Berlin (1939), he explains that the six ‘fragments’…
InThe AthenaeumbyAugusta Khalil Ibrahim·Jul 19, 2016Breakfast in BerlinWater Casts No ShadowA response icon3A response icon3
richard canning·Jan 16, 2016David Bowie Is… V&A Exhibition ReviewI’m reprinting here a revised version of my review of the touring David Bowie exhibition, which was originally printed in the Gay and…
