Fleur Jaeggy's cult novels reissued by Tusquets
Tusquets is reissuing four works by Swiss writer Fleur Jaeggy, born in Zurich in 1940, a major voice in contemporary European literature. Her cult novel 'La niña a la que le gustaban demasiado las cerillas' explores feral children, power, and repressed sexuality. Jaeggy is known for her discreet public persona, letting her writing speak for itself.
Key facts
- Tusquets reissues four works by Fleur Jaeggy
- Jaeggy was born in Zurich, Switzerland in 1940
- She is considered a major voice in contemporary European literature
- Her novel 'La niña a la que le gustaban demasiado las cerillas' is a cult book about feral children, power, and repressed sexuality
- Jaeggy maintains a low public profile
Entities
Artists
- Fleur Jaeggy
Institutions
- Tusquets
Locations
- Zurich
- Switzerland