Übersetzung für "Kultbuch" in Englisch

With this book he transformed himself from Underground star to internationally-acclaimed cult author.

His book "Quatemberkinder" (1998) became a cult book almost overnight.

In a political context, Werther became a cult book among the May Fourth Movement (1919).

Subsequently, the literary work, in which the author recalls the highs and lows of his career in his own words, became a cult book and bestseller not only for rock and metal fans.

Fifty years after the book was published it became a cult book and more than 1.7 million copies were sold in the German language only.

His novel Lenz, published in 1973, had become a cult text for the German left, capturing the feelings of those disappointed by the failure of their utopian revolt.

Shortly after its publication in 1987, his first novel ´Los nombres del aire´ (t: Mogador, 1992) received Mexico’s most important literary award, the Xavier Villaurrutia Prize. It has since attained cult status and is reprinted annually.

Pareidolia (2011) has as its narrative a fictional take on the situation leading up to the creation of the book Zen in the Art of Archery, by Eugen Herrigel. A popular book set in Japan in the 1930’s that created a cult following for people in Europe in the post war years.

The book (original title: Moskva-Petushki) became a cult book of Soviet samizdat and ranks among the absolute classics of the 20th century.

In this cult book, Admiral McRaven describes the wildest commando operations in history, up to the fake killing of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan.

The book, which was first published in 1987, captured the attitude of young people at the end of the Tito Era, and became the cult book of an entire generation.

"Cult" is not only part of compound nouns such as cult film or cult book, indicating a product that is valued and admired by many; the word stems from the Latin word cultus and also refers to religious worship and ritual.

His literary début, »Indecision« (2006), a comical coming-of-age novel about the 28-year-old Dwight Wilmerding, quickly became a cult book in the USA.

In their theoretical cult book Empire, Antonio Negri and Michael Hardt described how the nation-state, in the postmodern mutation process of sovereignty that they design by the name of Empire, looses its sovereignty, but only to take up another function within the Imperial constitutionalisation process.

Her début »Of the Dove's Flight Over the Mud of Phobia« (1992), despite its small print run, became a cult hit of in the underground Samizdat movement.

So on, I think so, outline the reasons why you think "On the Road" is a "cult book".

Eisert says this paradox is similar to the famous answer 42 in the cult book, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, where 42 was (jokingly) given as the answer to life, the universe, and everything.

Eisert says this paradox is similar to the famous answer 42 in the cult book, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, where 42 was (jokingly) given as the answer to life, the universe, and everything.

The artists of different generations, were invited to invent the first page of the perfect volume, understood in a very personal sense: it can be the synoptic presentation of its “cult book” or a projection of a publication conceived but not yet exist.

The cult book as one extraordinary listening experience, recited by Maximilian Schell, Maria Furtwängler, Sebastian Koch, Joy Denalane, Frank Glaubrecht (voice of i.a. Al Pacino) and Rolf Schult (voice of i.a. Anthony Hopkins).

The Swiss movie director Markus Imhoof made an exciting action film about the RAF out of Bernhard Vesper's cult book «The Journey».

But mostly we liked the art project that he developed with his friends inspired by the book "Atlas shrugged" from Ayn Rand.