Bernhard Schlink is a German author, lawyer, and academic best known for his novel The Reader.
Published in 1995, the book became an international bestseller and was adapted into an Oscar-winning film.
Schlink's work often explores themes of guilt, memory, and Germany's Nazi past.
His writing style is noted for its sparse prose and moral complexities.
In addition to novels, Schlink has written short stories and non-fiction works.
He has received numerous literary awards, including the 2014 Park Kyong-ni Prize.
Schlink's background in law often informs his fiction, providing a unique perspective on ethical dilemmas and historical accountability.
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