Meanings of gunter grass in English

The publisher's current stable of internationally-renowned writers includes novelists Philip Roth and Gunter Grass.

The names on the spines ranged from Karl Marx to Martin Luther and from Gunter Grass and Goethe.

Gunter Grass became embroiled in a furious row with the German government yesterday when he criticised his country's Turkish policy.

Self-proclaimed moralists live in a carefully constructed vacuum of experience; Gunter Grass's idea of honour is beyond them, argues John Berger.

Art, history, politics and story are brilliantly intermingled in the visionary work of this year's Nobel Literature laureate, the Danzig-born Gunter Grass.

The assistant at the Gunter Grass Haus was not exactly run off her feet when I ambled in from Lubeck's cobbled streets.

Within a year of winning the Nobel Prize for Literature, Gunter Grass, now 73 and contemporary fiction's supreme innovator, unleases this dazzling picaresque.

Heinrich Böll and Gunter Grass, both of whom were actually from that older generation, addressed the complex moral fug in grim powerful fiction.