Extinction (Bernhard novel)

Extinction
AuthorThomas Bernhard
Original titleAuslöschung
TranslatorDavid McLintock [1]
LanguageGerman
SeriesPhoenix Fiction
Genrenovel, Monologue
PublisherAlfred A. Knopf
Publication date
1986
Publication placeAustria
Published in English
1996
Media typePrint (Hardback & Paperback)
Pages325 pp
ISBN978-0-394-57253-6 (and 9780140186826 in the Penguin Books edition 1996)
OCLC31514543
833/.914 20
LC ClassPT2662.E7 A9513 1995
Preceded byYes (Ja) 
Followed byThree Novellas (Amras, Watten, Gehen) 

Extinction is the last of Thomas Bernhard’s novels. It was originally published in German in 1986.

  1. ^ David McLintock was awarded the Austrian state prize for his translations of Bernhard's works. He graduated from Oxford, studied in Münster and Munich, and then taught at the universities of Oxford, London, and Cambridge, publishing extensively on comparative philology, historical linguistics, and medieval literature before turning to translation. He also won the Anglo-German Schlegel-Tieck Prize for his translations of Heinrich Böll's Women in a River Landscape.