Il mio secolo. Cento racconti

The book covers such a vast timeline, and the way it's organized feels both personal and historical. I'm curious about the author's process in choosing this structure and how it shapes the storytelling.

It made me reflect on how individual lives intertwine with the larger currents of history. I wonder if this approach was inspired by Grass's own experiences or a deliberate stylistic choice.

The book's portrayal of Germany's tumult and recovery feels very personal. I'm interested in which parts struck a chord and why.