To conclude the grand Remarque edition: his early novels — the birth of a great storyteller!
“Station at the Horizon” tells the story of Kai — a bon vivant and race car driver — of male friendship and rivalry, of three women, of restlessness and excess in a sluggish, pampered society. It is perhaps the most beautiful of Remarque’s early novels, weaving together a love story, the glittering life of high society, motor racing, and exquisite dialogue.
A book rich in intriguing cross-references to the author’s later works.