Bruckner References in Literature
Thanks to correspondent, Gaby Castro, we may be able to start a new research thread having to do with Anton Bruckner being mentioned in novels and other writings. Gaby has provided the first two.
Alameddine, Rabih: An Unnecessary Woman
Albee, Edward: A Delicate Balance
Barstow, Stan: A Raging Calm
Bernhard, Thomas: Old Masters
Brown, Lawrence: David: Savakerrva, Book 1
Bukowski, Charles: Poetry
Chwialkowski, Jerzy: Bruckner, The Forbidden Lecture - From "Fantasia for a String Quartet"
Coe, Jonathan: The Closed Circle
Estrin, Marc: What's a Jew to Do (With You)
Fink-Henseler, Roland W.: Heiterer Anekdotenschatz...
Gioia, Dana: 99 Poems, New and Selected; Lives of the Great Composers
Grenier, Roger: Piano Music for Four Hands
Hohlbaum, Robert: Die Herrgotts-Symphonie
Hudson, John: The Pumpkin Lantern (poems)
Jelinek, Elfried: The Piano Teacher
Jennings, Gary: The Center Ring
Kennedy, Douglas: Leaving the World
Leon, Victor & Decsay, Ernst: God's Musician
Levertov, Denise: Sands of the Well
Marcus, Morton: Shouting Down the Silence (poems)
Murakami, Haruki: "Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World"
Nijhoff, Martinus: Bruckner, a poem
Petterson, Vaughn: Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis
Porter, Peter: The Poem, May 1945
Priestley: John Boynton: Three Men in New Suits (1945)
Rankin, Ian: Set in Darkness
Slezak, Leo: My Complete Works
Sowton, Ian: Imagining Sisyphus Happy
't Hart, Maarten: Het woeden der gehele wereld
Weiser, Theresa: Music for God
Wilson, Colin: The Philosopher's Stone
Zagajewski, Adam: The poem, Anton Bruckner
Zwicky, Jan: Songs for Relenquishing the Earth
