The Tin Drum by Günter Grass

The Tin Drum by Günter Grass

Oskar Matzerath decides at age three to will himself to stop growing, remaining physically a child while retaining full adult consciousness, and narrates the rise of Nazism, the war and postwar Germany from this uncanny perspective, banging his beloved tin drum whenever the world's absurdity becomes unbearable.

Grass wrote in a wildly inventive, grotesque, magical-realist style to confront Germany's Nazi past directly, using Oskar's arrested development and unreliable narration as a lens for the willful blindness and moral evasion of an entire generation of adults around him.

By the 1999 Nobel laureate in Literature, a landmark novel confronting Germany's Nazi past.

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