The cover of Christopher Isherwood's *Berlin Stories*. It's a very simple design, and most of the cover is a solid white block. In the top, There's a greyscale photo of a man walking forward. He's cut off at the waist, so you can only see the bottom of his arms and his legs - not his body or head. He casts a shadow both in front and behind him

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   #AdventOfBooks 2024 day 1: The Berlin Stories by Christopher Isherwood #bookstodon

   A collection of semi-autobiographical stories recounting life in jazz-age Berlin. They mix a close-up view of a compelling cast of characters with a backdrop of the Nazis' rise to power. Read them for the manic atmosphere of a city in decay.

   And then afterwards, read the author's thoughts on the propriety of a foreigner coming to town, taking other people's stories, twisting them and making them his own.