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JOMP Challenge | March 30 | Read in March
Prince's Gambit by C.S. Pacat - 4.5/5
Kings Rising by C.S. Pacat - 5/5
The Golden Raven by Nora Sakavic - 5/5
Der Schimmelreiter by Theodor Storm - 3/5 🎧
Manifest der Kommunistischen Partei by Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels - 3/5
Dark Rise by C.S. Pacat - 5/5
Dark Heir by C.S. Pacat - 5/5
Fence #1-#12 by C.S. Pacat - 4/5
Geduld und Liebe überwinden alles. /Theodor Storm
Man muß sein Leben aus dem Holz schnitzen, das man hat, und wenn es krumm und knorrig wäre.
You have to carve your life out of the wood you have, even if it is crooked and gnarled.
Theodor Storm (1817 – 1888), German lawyer, writer, and lyricist
Ein grünes Blatt
Ein Blatt aus sommerlichen Tagen, Ich nahm es so im Wandern mit, Auf daß es einst mir möge sagen, Wie laut die Nachtigall geschlagen, Wie grün der Wald, den ich durchschritt.
--Theodor Storm
Battle of the Theodors!
Which 19th Century german Author named Theodor is the superior one?
Fontane
Storm
No third Option, if you're undecided/indifferent and just want to see the Result you'll have to save the Post and wait a Week.
Storm, Theodor: Der Schimmelreiter, published originally 1888, this edition is from 1928.
Printed by Rudolf Gerstäcker, the woodcuts are by Karl Stratil, the bindings by Adoph Stieler.
Shoutout to the Denis Jackson translation of Theodore storms final and most beloved work, The Dykemaster
The original title of Schimmelreiter (pale-horse rider) emphasizes the titular character's bond with animals & afterlife as a phantom rider, whereas Jackson prefers to emphasize the position to which he aspires in life.