This book consists of three volumes and contains most of Schnitzler's works, including the short and medium-length stories "Death", "A Little Comedy", "Farewell", "The Dead Speechless", "Second Lieutenant Gust", "Blind Geronimo and His Brother", "The Strange Woman", "The Greek Dancer", "Death of a Bachelor", "Miss Elze", "Dreams", "The Gambling at Dawn", and "Teresa". "Chronicle of a Woman's Life" etc.;
The plays Anatole, Child's Play, The Green Parrot, Rondo, Professor Bernardi and Proverbs.
Reader comments
The writing style of this book is very unique, the writing is smooth, and the story is short and concise. Schnitzler's characterization is nuanced and reminds me of Zweig's work. Every story in the book is full of emotion and thinking, like a wonderful short play. I especially like "Death" and "Death of a Bachelor". They gave me a deeper understanding of life and human nature. All in all, this is a book worth reading and recommended to friends who like short stories and dramas.
The writing style of this book is very unique, the writing is smooth, and the story is short and concise. Schnitzler's characterization is nuanced and reminds me of Zweig's work. Every story in the book is full of emotion and thinking, like a wonderful short play. I especially like "Death" and "Death of a Bachelor". They gave me a deeper understanding of life and human nature. All in all, this is a book worth reading and recommended to friends who like short stories and dramas.