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HERBERT KUHNER Romancier, Lyriker, Dramatiker und Übersetzer ist 1935 in Wien in geboren. Er emigrierte 1939 in die Vereinigten Staaten und studierte an der Lawrenceville School und Columbia University. Nach Wien kehrte er 1963 zurück, wo er als ein freier Schriftsteller und Übersetzer lebt.

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Remigration

Another topic I have “touched upon” is “remigration.” This word is a neologism, which means coming back to where you have been driven out.I've always said that I wanted a smooth ride, but I couldn't help rocking the boat. Rocking seems to be in my genes.

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Remarkable People

On the road I have traveled, I have met many remarkable people. First I name my friend and mentor the late Emile Capouya. “Mike” encouraged me over the years and published two of my books in New York.

Herbert Kuhner

grew up in the United States, associating with the New York City jazz and coffee scene in the 1950s. ". . I've always said that I wanted to have smooth sailing, but I couldn't help rocking the boat. Rocking seems to be in my genes". As a subtitle I’ve chosen “Stepping out of line,” which is a movement my feet can’t seem to avoid making.

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Vienna Today

Returning to my birthplace has given me a unique opportunity of writing on Third Reich Revisionism. This topic interlinks with Violence under the Guise of Art like pieces of a puzzle to reveal how the past manifests itself in the present.

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Archive for March, 2009

Pope Benedict XVI Makes a Pitch for Abstinence

“The traditional teaching of the church has proven to be the only failsafe way to prevent the spread of HIV/Aids….You can’t resolve it with the distribution of condoms. On the contrary, it increases the problem.”
- Pope Benedict XVI in Africa
Apparently, Benedict wants to be the only one wearing a funny hat.
- Jon Stewart, The Daily […]

Man Loves to Build

Herbert Kuhner
Man loves to build, but there is something he even loves more - destroying. Destruction brings about a state of ecstasy.
Why was World War II a necessity? It had to take place because pre-war European cities were so beautiful, especially those in Germany. They simply had to be destroyed.
The great artworks and music, the […]

Jokes By and About Personalities

Rush Limbaugh on God and himself: “Larry King passed away, goes to heaven. He’s greeted by Saint Peter at the gates. Saint Peter says, ‘Welcome, Mr. King, it’s great to have you here. I want to show you around, give you an idea of what’s here, maybe you can pick a place that you’d like […]

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Giving the Drug Trade a Deathblow
Herbert Kuhner
Remember bootleg booze! Outlawing alcohol made it possible. The Mafia flourished and flourished. It had a fine time importing alcohol, as well as making and selling moonshine
Legalizing alcohol once again way-back-when dealt the deathblow to bootlegging, and the Mafia had to look for other scams. It concentrated on other […]

The Bum’s Rush

by Charles Marowitz      (see also Swans Commentary)
Watching the explosive, maniacal, smug faces of the people attending Rush Limbaugh’s recent address at the Conservative Political Action Conference sent shivers down my spine. It was the reincarnation of Father Coughlin, Huey Long, and the Inquisition all rolled into one. Mean, vindictive, hostile, and cruel faces exploded with […]

Rush Limbaugh, De-Facto Leader of the GOP

Herbert Kuhner
“Do you know he has not one shred of African-American blood? He doesn’t have any African….He’s Arab. You know, he’s from Africa. He’s from Arab parts of Africa…he’s not African-American. The last thing that he is is African-American.
“I Hope Obama Fails. I hope liberalism fails?  I’m happy to be the last man standing.  I’m […]

Writing and Translating in the Land of Hans Sachs

Herbert Kuhner
I started my writing career at the top of the world. After, walking into I walked into Macmillan on Lower Fifth Avenue in 1960, I left with two feathers in my cap: a volume of poetry accepted for publication and an option for a novel. Lady Luck gave me a storybook beginning. Alas, she […]