Stefan Zweig. Collected works in 9 volumes. Leather-bound gift books.

Stefan Zweig's short stories combine unusual plots that encourage readers to empathize with the characters and think deeply about their fates. For the edification of readers, the author dissects the characters of his characters, forcing them to love, suffer, betray, commit exploits or crimes unrequitedly. Many people liked Zweig's work so much that he became one of the most widely read authors of the 20th century.

Content:

Volume 1.

Amok

- Woman and nature

- Fantastic night

- A letter from a stranger

- A street in the moonlight

A burning mystery

- At dusk

- Governess

- A summer novel

Confusion of feelings

- Twenty-four hours from a woman's life

- Sunset of one heart

Legends

- The legend of the twin sisters

- The eyes of the eternal brother

- The Lyon Legend

- The legend of the Third Pigeon

Volume 2.

- Impatience of the heart

- Kristina Hoflener (Hops of Transfiguration)

Volume 3.

- Joseph Fouche

- Mary Stuart

Volume 4.

- Marie Antoinette

Volume 5.

- Magellan. The man and his deed

- The triumph and Tragedy of Erasmus of Rotterdam

- Montaigne

- Conscience is against violence. Castellio vs. Calvin

Volume 6.

- Three masters: Balzac. Dickens. Dostoevsky

- Fighting madness: Gelderlin. Heinrich von Kleist. Friedrich Nietzsche

- Memories of Emil Verharna

Volume 7.

Short stories

- Invisible collection

- An unexpected introduction to a new profession

- Mondel is a second-hand bookseller

- A chess novel

Psychology and healing

- Franz Anton Mesmer

- Mary Becker-Eddie

- Sigmund Freud

Volume 8.

- Amerigo

The Starry hours of humanity

- Escape to immortality

- The genius of one night

- An irrevocable moment

- The Merienbad Elegy

- The discovery of El Dorado

- The first word from overseas

- The struggle for the South Pole

Three singers of their lives

- Casanova

- Stendhal

- Leo Tolstoy

Volume 9

Meetings with people, cities, books

- Cicero

- The Resurrection of George Frideric Handel

- Wilson concedes

- The buried lamp

- A promise