On the Wrong Track By Milo Dor, Translation and Afterword by Jerry Glenn

These 'Fragments of an Autobiography' contain detailed, and often humorous, accounts of a number of short but significant periods in Dor's life, ranging from his childhood and participation in the resistance during World War II, to his later years as one of Austria's leading men of letters. His associations with other literary figures, including Handke, Celan, and Reinhard Federmann, figure prominently.
“These fragments, which — like the landscape of the former Danube empire between Lemberg and Trieste — resemble a patchwork quilt, tell the story of a colorful life, a life which is probably exemplary for many thousands of Central Europeans." Neue Zurcher Zeitung