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On 6/1/2011 10:57 AM, Richard Fidler wrote:
See Jonah Raskin, My Search for B. Traven (Methuen, 1980).
Dan wrote:
Travenologists (as they are called) will spend entire congresses
discussing who Traven really was, whether he was a German anarchist
who spent time in the US and Mexico, or ...
Just to say that The Death Ship is definitely a great, and short,
novel that is sure to enthrall any young (or older) reader.
Back in the 70s, I used to keep two items on my cubicle wall
wherever I worked. One was a copy of the cover of "Death Ship".
The other was words from Karl Marx's
"Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844":
"...the worker feels himself only when he is not working; when he
is working, he does not feel himself. He is at home when he is not
working, and not at home when he is working."
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