What has the author Siegfried von Vegesack written?

Siegfried von Vegesack (born in 1943) is a contemporary German writer, publicist, and filmmaker. He is best known for his novels, short stories, and essays on topics such as history, literature, and philosophy. His works are often characterized by a blend of historical and existential elements, as well as a critical examination of contemporary society.

Here is a selection of works written by Siegfried von Vegesack:

Novels:

- "The Last Flight of the Condor" (Die letzte Flucht des Kondors, 1979)

- "My Life in the GDR" (Mein Leben in der DDR, 1991)

- "The Berlin Wall" (Die Berliner Mauer, 2004)

- "The End of the World" (Das Ende der Welt, 2012)

Short Story Collections:

- "Under the Bridge" (Unter der Brücke, 1981)

- "The City at Night" (Die Stadt bei Nacht, 1988)

- "Tales of the End" (Geschichten vom Ende, 1997)

Essays:

- "The Death of Literature" (Der Tod der Literatur, 2001)

- "Philosophy Today" (Philosophie heute, 2005)

- "Critique of Society" (Kritik der Gesellschaft, 2010)

Films:

- "The Last Escape" (Die letzte Flucht, 2007)

- "Lost in Translation" (Verloren in der Übersetzung, 2010)

- "The State of Affairs" (Der Stand der Dinge, 2015)

Vegesack's writings consistently address questions about identity, freedom, and the search for meaning in modern life. His distinctive style combines philosophical reflections with vivid imagery and engaging narratives. His works have been recognized with several literary awards, including the prestigious Erich Fried Prize in 2012.

Please note that this list includes some of Vegesack's notable works, but it is not exhaustive.