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W.G. Sebald’s early critical essays mine his great literary themes – exile, trauma, memory and war

By Linda Daley, Associate Professor in Literary Studies, RMIT University

West Germany’s inability to mourn was deemed a ‘silent catastrophe’ by the late, great W.G. Sebald. His early critical writings appear in a book of the same name.

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