Götz and Meyer

Kirkus Review called Götz and Meyer “brilliantly disturbing” and The Guardian called it “unimprovable.” In this short (168 page) stream of consciousness work of fiction, a school teacher in Belgrade muses—and practically hallucinates—as he wonders just what the two SS men who drove the infamous gas van talked about all day.

The fact that both Breda and Matilda Kalef watched their father and grandmother being loaded into this van makes it all the more harrowing.

We have chosen an excerpt from Götz and Meyer, which is read by Allan Corduner, an actor with more than 140 screen credits, including Defiance, The Woman in Gold, The Merchant of Venice and Operation Finale.

Click here to listen to the audio