Thomas Griffin is a freelance writer with a background in cultural studies. He earned a university degree in history with emphasis on modern Europe. He had teaching appointments at American and European universities and also worked as a college administrator. Presently, he spends his time as a novelist, essayist, and consultant in New York and Berlin.
It is a story about time and memory. The protagonist pieces together meaning from the evidence he encounters over a thirty-year time span: the first-person narrative that moves back and forth between the last years of the Cold War and the present. The novel explores overlapping milieus in Frankfurt ...
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