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Contributors to This Issue

FRANK BRUNSSEN is a lecturer in German at the University of Liverpool. He has published monographs on Das Absurde in Günter Grass’ Literatur der achtziger Jahre (1997) and on Das neue Selbstverständnis der Berliner Republik (2005). Recently, articles by him on Günter Grass’s Im Krebsgang (2006) and “Günter Grass and the Cold War” (2007) appeared in Oxford German Studies and the Journal of Contemporary European Studies, respectively.