Determiningxemplare. Mixed lot of of about 60 works by different authors, each with dedication to Marianne Frisch. ==References== Marianne Frisch was born Marianne Oellers in Ratingen in 1939. She studied German, philosophy and Romance Studies in Bonn and from 1960 in Munich. In 1962 she met Max Frisch, and in 1968 she married in Berzona, a marriage that lasted until 1979. After that, Marianne Frisch remained in the previously shared apartment in Sarrazinstraße in Berlin-Friedenau. In 1991 Peter Bichsel wrote in the Swiss magazine DU about Marianne Frisch: "The picture we take today by Max Frisch would be quite different without Marianne. It would be so different that it is completely unimaginable. There is hardly any author of the younger generation at that time who did not meet him through Marianne. She opened his house - in Berlin, in Zurich, in New York, in Berzona. Marianne made Berzona a meeting place of literature. I owe her more than my friendship with Max, but I owe the closeness to Max - and many and almost all others - only to her." A meeting place of literature remained until she returned to Switzerland a few months ago Marianne Frischs Friedenauer Wohnung. This also becomes clear in numerous dedication copies, which were given to her by authors, partly very personal testimonies of intimate friendship. The following authors are available: John Berger, François Bondy (several ex.), Gennadij Ajgi (seven ex., among them: Die letzte Fahrt. 1993 [300 ex.], In the garden snow. 1993 [135 ex.]), Alan Wilde, Charles Simic (multiple, with 2 eigenh. Postcards and an own. Letter), Elke Erb (multiple), Gerhard Rühm, Yoko Tawada (multiply, with eigenh. Lettercard by Elfriede [Jelinek]), Ilse Aichinger, Harald Naegeli ("The Sprayer of Zurich"), Marin Sorescu (multiple), Seamus Heaney (multiply), Hugo Loetscher, Michael Krüger (with cl. Drawing), Gert Hofmann, Jürgen Fuchs, Nora Iuga (multiple, with enclosed eigenh. ==References====External links== Original portrait of the author), Günter Kunert, Ewa Kuryluk, Alexander Tisma, Niklaus Meienberg, Jakov Lind, Ursula Priess, Annetta Pedretti, Gellu Naum, Lars Gustafsson, Halldór Laxness, Judith Büsser (with extensive machine-written letters). Letter) as well as several volumes with unallocated dedications by: Charles Bukowski, Stefan Zweig (probably with dedication by HAP Grieshaber), Bernard Shaw, Karl Vossler (with dedication by Martin [Kluger]), exhibition catalogue Heinz Otterson (with devotion by Ben Wagin), Thinsz Géza, Milan Kundera, Markus Werner. In addition, works dedicated to Max and Marianne Frisch by Richard Gilman, Michael Krüger, Klaus Schlesinger, Anatol Rapoport. Finally, works dedicated to Max Frisch alone by: Ilma Rakusa (with marginalia and underscores), Rainer Kirsch, Marin Sorescu, Wieland Förster, Helmut Gollwitzer, Oswald Wolkenstein (widdling editor Hubert Witt), Refacta No. 4, Krakow 1970 (with dedication by editor Michal Bristiger). Several volumes without dedication added.