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Sebald and His Precursors - Southwest Review
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--> Sebald and His Precursors - Southwest Review You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. Southwest Review Open search Open main menu ${title} By ${author} Sebald and His Precursors Federico Perelmuter Features L erner, Cusk, Greenwell, Hemon, Cole, Dyer, Self, Sinclair, Craig, Hamburger . . . The list of Anglophone writers who bear a real or critically imposed debt to the German W. G. Sebald feels endless and has been repeated to the point of tedium. This attests less to the critical fervor accrued around Sebald’s influence over the past quart
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