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Irgendwann werden wir uns alles erzählen
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Someday We’ll Tell Each Other Everything

Published by Diogenes as Irgendwann werden wir uns alles erzählen
Original Title: Irgendwann werden wir uns alles erzählen

It's the kind of love that sweeps Maria off her feet – and into the arms of a man who’s more than twice her age and hiding a dark secret. In the stifling hot summer of 1990, as world history holds its breath, a country stands on the brink of radical upheaval and the atmosphere fizzes with possibility, a young girl becomes a woman and a lover. 
What happens next shakes everything to its core – inside and out – and the two lovers’ fatal entanglement comes to a brutal end. 


General Fiction
272 pages
2022

978-3-257-07219-8

World rights are handled by Diogenes

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»This deceptively elegant story reveals great emotional and cultural upheaval«

Kirkus Reviews, New York

»A wonderful novel; a magnificent love story«

Le Monde, Paris

»Krien's sentences derive their sound and compelling rhythm from their simplicity.«

Verena Fischer-Zernin / Hamburger Abendblatt, Hamburg

»Krien so vividly depicts shame and lust and country life, insecurity and hope [...].«

Deutschlandradio Kultur, Cologne

»Captivating and filled with longing – like first love.«

Elle, Munich

»A story that achieves a high degree of internal drama with very little external drama.«

Nordkurier, Neubrandenburg

»Powerful and clear; resists the urge to psychologize; truthful.«

Jan Chaberny / Augsburger Allgemeine, Augsburg

»Immense! A love with inescapable force.«

Freundin, München

»A debut that rouses great literary expectations.«

Ostthüringer Zeitung, Gera

»This deceptively elegant story reveals great emotional and cultural upheaval«

Kirkus Reviews, New York

»A wonderful novel; a magnificent love story«

Le Monde, Paris

»Krien's sentences derive their sound and compelling rhythm from their simplicity.«

Verena Fischer-Zernin / Hamburger Abendblatt, Hamburg

»Krien so vividly depicts shame and lust and country life, insecurity and hope [...].«

Deutschlandradio Kultur, Cologne

»Captivating and filled with longing – like first love.«

Elle, Munich

»A story that achieves a high degree of internal drama with very little external drama.«

Nordkurier, Neubrandenburg

»Powerful and clear; resists the urge to psychologize; truthful.«

Jan Chaberny / Augsburger Allgemeine, Augsburg

»Immense! A love with inescapable force.«

Freundin, München

»A debut that rouses great literary expectations.«

Ostthüringer Zeitung, Gera
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