Wait a minute - why should I become a member of a German society?
This is a very good question and as such one which deserves a very good answer. If your German is either non-existant or a bit rusty, you might not benefit from the wonderful articles inside our magazine or our newsletter as much as we would love you to. On the other hand you will be given the opportunity of finding like-minded, continental friends and a good reason to come over to Germany for our AGMs (in alternating German cities) and the accompanying Sullivan-themed programmes.
As the German Sullivan Society is still in its infancy (it was founded in 2009) and counting its members in the tens and not hundreds or thousands, we are heartily welcoming everyone who would like to support our cause of spreading the knowledge and appreciation of Sullivan's oeuvre in the German-speaking world. Given Sullivan's splendid relation with Germany, this is a cause well-worth supporting by fostering and augmenting our Anglo-German interactions not only in research but also on a personal level.
Feel free to contact our chairman Max Burgdörfer if you have any questions regarding membership.