Gunter Grass

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

Patricia Marx interviews German author Gunter Grass, who has recently published "Dog Years," the third and final volume of his "Danzig Trilogy." Mr. Grass discusses the role of fantasy and symbolism in his writings, especially regarding the first book of his "Danzig Trilogy," "The Tin Drum," and the inspiration behind that novel's main character, Oskar Matzerath. He also discusses his life prior to his recent success, and also shares his opinions about New York City.


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