The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum
by Heinrich Boll | 
The Clown
by Heinrich Boll | 
Group Portrait with Lady
by Heinrich Boll | 
Buddenbrooks
by Thomas Mann | 
Woodcutters
by Thomas Bernhard | 
The German Lesson
by Siegfried Lenz | 
Little Man, What Now?
by Hans Fallada | 
Berlin Alexanderplatz
by Alfred Doblin | 
The Seventh Cross
by Anna Seghers | 
Institute Benjamenta
by Robert Walser | 
The Gift
by Vladimir Nabokov | 
Mephisto
by Klaus Mann | 
The Threepenny Opera
by Bertolt Brecht | 
Patterns of Childhood
by Christa Wolf | 
Man of Straw
by Heinrich Mann | 
Peter Camenzind
by Hermann Hesse | 
King, Queen, Knave
by Vladimir Nabokov | 
Effi Briest
by Theodor Fontane | 
The Invention of Curried Sausage
by Uwe Timm | 
Rosshalde
by Hermann Hesse |
Katharina Blum is pretty, bright, hard-working. After falling in love with a young radical on the run from the police, she is portrayed by the city's leading newspaper as a whore, a communist and an atheist, and becomes the target of anonymous phone calls. Her life ruined by the distortions of a corrupt press, she shoots the offending journalist. . .