MICHAEL BUTLER Professor of Modern German Literature, University of Birmingham, UKCAROL ANNE COSTABILE-HEMING Associate Professor of German, Southwest Missouri Satte Univesrity, USAMIKE DENNIS Professor of Modern German History, University of Wolverhampton, UKOWEN EVANS Lecturer in German, University of Wales, Bangor, UKSTEPHEN J. EVANS University of Wales, Swansea, UKKRISTIE FOELL Associate Professor of German, Bowling Green State University, Ohio, USAALISON LEWIS Lecturer, Department of German and Swedish Studies, University of Melbourne, AustraliaGEORGINA PAUL Lecturer in German Studies, University of Warwick, UKJULIAN PREECE University of Kent, UKKARL-HEINZ SCHOEPS Professor Emeritus of German, University of Illinois, USADENNIS TATE Professor of German Studies, University of Bath, UKJILL TWARK Assistant Professor of German, East Carolina University, USAREINHARD K. ZACHAU Professor of German, University of the South (Sewanee), USA

• Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors List of Abbreviations Introduction; P.Cooke & A.Plowman PART I The East German Ministry of State Security and East German Society During the Honecker Era, 1971-1989; M.Dennis Uwe Johnson's Awkward Legacy: A Sympathetic Secret Policeman of the pre-Stasi Era; D.Tate The Stasi as the Force of Evil: Collin's Faustian Struggle with the Stasi Boss Urack in Stefan Heym's Collin; R.K.Zachau 'Die Tragikomödie Deutschland': Scenes from No Man's Land in Martin Walser's Dorle und Wolf; M.Butler Tallhover or the Eternal Spy: Hans Joachim Schädlich's Stasi-Novel Tallhover; K-H.Schoeps PART II 'Ich, Seherin, gehörte zum Palast': Christa Wolf's Literary Treatment of the Stasi in the Context of her Poetics of Self-Analysis; G.Paul 'Könnte man sagen, du seist ein Spiönchen?': Erich Loest's Fallhöhe; S.J.Evans Telling Tales: Moral Responsibility and the Stasi in Uwe Saeger's Die Nacht danach und der Morgen: O.Evans The Stasi as Panopticon: Wolfgang Hilbig's Ich; P.Cooke The Stasi, the Confession and Performing Difference: Brigitte Burmeister's Unter dem Namen Norma; A.Lewis 'Bekenntnissedes Stasi-Hochstaplers Klaus Uhltzscht': Thomas Brussig's Comical and Controversial Helden wie wir; K.Foell & J.Twark The Stasi as Literary Conceit: Günter Grass's Ein weites Feld; J.Preece Jürgen Fuchs: Documenting Life, Death and the Stasi; C.A.Costabile-Heming Escaping the Autobiographical Trap? Monika Maron, the Stasi and Pawels Briefe; A.Plowman Bibliography Index

MICHAEL BUTLER Professor of Modern German Literature, University of Birmingham, UKCAROL ANNE COSTABILE-HEMING Associate Professor of German, Southwest Missouri Satte Univesrity, USAMIKE DENNIS Professor of Modern German History, University of Wolverhampton, UKOWEN EVANS Lecturer in German, University of Wales, Bangor, UKSTEPHEN J. EVANS University of Wales, Swansea, UKKRISTIE FOELL Associate Professor of German, Bowling Green State University, Ohio, USAALISON LEWIS Lecturer, Department of German and Swedish Studies, University of Melbourne, AustraliaGEORGINA PAUL Lecturer in German Studies, University of Warwick, UKJULIAN PREECE University of Kent, UKKARL-HEINZ SCHOEPS Professor Emeritus of German, University of Illinois, USADENNIS TATE Professor of German Studies, University of Bath, UKJILL TWARK Assistant Professor of German, East Carolina University, USAREINHARD K. ZACHAU Professor of German, University of the South (Sewanee), USA

• Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors List of Abbreviations Introduction; P.Cooke & A.Plowman PART I The East German Ministry of State Security and East German Society During the Honecker Era, 1971-1989; M.Dennis Uwe Johnson's Awkward Legacy: A Sympathetic Secret Policeman of the pre-Stasi Era; D.Tate The Stasi as the Force of Evil: Collin's Faustian Struggle with the Stasi Boss Urack in Stefan Heym's Collin; R.K.Zachau 'Die Tragikomödie Deutschland': Scenes from No Man's Land in Martin Walser's Dorle und Wolf; M.Butler Tallhover or the Eternal Spy: Hans Joachim Schädlich's Stasi-Novel Tallhover; K-H.Schoeps PART II 'Ich, Seherin, gehörte zum Palast': Christa Wolf's Literary Treatment of the Stasi in the Context of her Poetics of Self-Analysis; G.Paul 'Könnte man sagen, du seist ein Spiönchen?': Erich Loest's Fallhöhe; S.J.Evans Telling Tales: Moral Responsibility and the Stasi in Uwe Saeger's Die Nacht danach und der Morgen: O.Evans The Stasi as Panopticon: Wolfgang Hilbig's Ich; P.Cooke The Stasi, the Confession and Performing Difference: Brigitte Burmeister's Unter dem Namen Norma; A.Lewis 'Bekenntnissedes Stasi-Hochstaplers Klaus Uhltzscht': Thomas Brussig's Comical and Controversial Helden wie wir; K.Foell & J.Twark The Stasi as Literary Conceit: Günter Grass's Ein weites Feld; J.Preece Jürgen Fuchs: Documenting Life, Death and the Stasi; C.A.Costabile-Heming Escaping the Autobiographical Trap? Monika Maron, the Stasi and Pawels Briefe; A.Plowman Bibliography Index

MICHAEL BUTLER Professor of Modern German Literature, University of Birmingham, UKCAROL ANNE COSTABILE-HEMING Associate Professor of German, Southwest Missouri Satte Univesrity, USAMIKE DENNIS Professor of Modern German History, University of Wolverhampton, UKOWEN EVANS Lecturer in German, University of Wales, Bangor, UKSTEPHEN J. EVANS University of Wales, Swansea, UKKRISTIE FOELL Associate Professor of German, Bowling Green State University, Ohio, USAALISON LEWIS Lecturer, Department of German and Swedish Studies, University of Melbourne, AustraliaGEORGINA PAUL Lecturer in German Studies, University of Warwick, UKJULIAN PREECE University of Kent, UKKARL-HEINZ SCHOEPS Professor Emeritus of German, University of Illinois, USADENNIS TATE Professor of German Studies, University of Bath, UKJILL TWARK Assistant Professor of German, East Carolina University, USAREINHARD K. ZACHAU Professor of German, University of the South (Sewanee), USA

• Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors List of Abbreviations Introduction; P.Cooke & A.Plowman PART I The East German Ministry of State Security and East German Society During the Honecker Era, 1971-1989; M.Dennis Uwe Johnson's Awkward Legacy: A Sympathetic Secret Policeman of the pre-Stasi Era; D.Tate The Stasi as the Force of Evil: Collin's Faustian Struggle with the Stasi Boss Urack in Stefan Heym's Collin; R.K.Zachau 'Die Tragikomödie Deutschland': Scenes from No Man's Land in Martin Walser's Dorle und Wolf; M.Butler Tallhover or the Eternal Spy: Hans Joachim Schädlich's Stasi-Novel Tallhover; K-H.Schoeps PART II 'Ich, Seherin, gehörte zum Palast': Christa Wolf's Literary Treatment of the Stasi in the Context of her Poetics of Self-Analysis; G.Paul 'Könnte man sagen, du seist ein Spiönchen?': Erich Loest's Fallhöhe; S.J.Evans Telling Tales: Moral Responsibility and the Stasi in Uwe Saeger's Die Nacht danach und der Morgen: O.Evans The Stasi as Panopticon: Wolfgang Hilbig's Ich; P.Cooke The Stasi, the Confession and Performing Difference: Brigitte Burmeister's Unter dem Namen Norma; A.Lewis 'Bekenntnissedes Stasi-Hochstaplers Klaus Uhltzscht': Thomas Brussig's Comical and Controversial Helden wie wir; K.Foell & J.Twark The Stasi as Literary Conceit: Günter Grass's Ein weites Feld; J.Preece Jürgen Fuchs: Documenting Life, Death and the Stasi; C.A.Costabile-Heming Escaping the Autobiographical Trap? Monika Maron, the Stasi and Pawels Briefe; A.Plowman Bibliography Index