The Turning Point: The Autobiography of Klaus Mann by Klaus Mann

Marcus Weiner Publishing, Inc. 
1985 
Softcover
Second Printing  
379 Pages 
14.5 x 21cm 

Condition: Good

Klaus Mann’s autobiography charts his life as a writer in exile, shaped by homosexuality, addiction, and WWII. Moving between Europe and America, Mann reflects on art, politics, identity, and displacement in the shadow of his father, Thomas Mann. A key document of 20th-century intellectual and queer history, written from inside the collapse of European culture.