00934nam a22001937a 4500003000400000005001700004008004100021020001800062040002700080041001100107082001400118100001600132245001500148250001100163260003500174300001900209500047900228700003300707OSt20251215062748.0250724b        |||||||| |||| 00| 1 eng d  a9780141188669  cGoethe Zentrum Library  aGerman  aFP2006/09  aFrisch, Max  aHomo Faber  a1st.ed  aLondonbPenguin classicsc2006  a217p.c12x19cm  aOn a flight to central America, Walter Faber's plane is forced to make an emergency landing in the Mexican desert. This begins a series of events and choices that changes the course of his life, as his past unexpectedly catches up with him. When he meets a young girl and, as lovers, they cross Europe together, Walter increasingly muses about the decisions he made decades before. Soon he is at risk of destroying his career, the daughter he never knew he had- and himself.  aBullock, MichealeTranslator