City-lit Berlin
“City-lit Berlin” by Heather Reyes, published by Oxygen Books in 2009, is a collection that commemorates the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. This edition, written in English and spanning 247 pages, features a diverse array of writers who share their unique perspectives on the city. The book includes contributions from notable figures such as David Bowie, Christopher Isherwood, and Ian McEwan, each offering insights into different facets of Berlin, from its vibrant nightlife to its historical significance.
Readers will discover a rich tapestry of essays and travelogues that explore various experiences in Berlin. The collection covers topics such as the city’s cultural scene, its historical landmarks, and personal reflections on life in Berlin. With contributions that range from cycling tours to cabaret experiences, “City-lit Berlin” presents a multifaceted view of the city, making it a valuable resource for those interested in travel and European culture.
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To tie-in with the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, “City-lit Berlin” brings together an extraordinary range of writers, together with a special introduction from Berlin resident and well-known travel writer Rory MacLean. David Bowie takes us on a cycle tour of Berlin. Christopher Isherwood takes us to the cabaret. Ian McEwan shows is inside a Mitte bar. Tobias Rapp can’t get enough clubbing. Chloe Aridjis takes the train around Berlin. David Hare wonders what makes the city tick. Christabel Bielenberg tells us why she can’t live anywhere else. Anna Funder remembers Stasiland. Emmi Sevgi Ozdamar takes refuge in Berlin. Simon Cole runs around the Wall. Martha Gellhorn knows why it has to be Berlin. Joseph Roth enjoys some Jewish entertainment. Marlene Dietrich receives a graveside hommage. John Simpson sees the Wall come down …and much, much more.
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