"E. Borgers"
webeurop@yahoo.fr wrote:
<< Miker, IMO you can forget B. Traven's work, not
easily readable. Of course, as I don't read German fluently,
I could not check the version of Death Ship that he first
published during the twenties. Many versions, many also
"reduced" by editors… I think that looking for a work on his
life will be far more interesting. It's a real saga. There
were also two very good documentaries (for TV) depicting his
life, works… and explaining once for all the identity problem
and its solutions. But I do not have the ref for the
documentaries any more.
>>
Try out CRAVAN, a "graphic novel" examination of
the mysterious and rambunctious Arthur Cravan (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Cravan
) and the possible connection to B. Traven. Written by Mike
Richardson and drawn by Rick Geary, whose Victorian Murders
has been mentioned here before.
http://www.amazon.com/Cravan-Mystery-Man-Twentieth-Century/dp/1593072910/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/pulprack-20
- Duane Spurlock
www.pulprack.com
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