Hugo Von Hofmannsthal Books

The Lord Chandos Letter
The Lord Chandos Letter

By Hugo Von Hofmannsthal Translated From The German By Joel Rotenberg With An Introduction By John Banville

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Hugo von Hoffmannsthal made his mark as a poet, as a playwright, and as the librettist for Richard Strauss’s greatest operas, but he was no less accomplished as a writer of short, strangely e...

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An impossible man
An impossible man

By Hugo Von Hofmannsthal

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An impossible man
An impossible man

By Hugo Von Hofmannsthal

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Andreas
Andreas

By Hugo Von Hofmannsthal

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Classic German Short Stories Vol. 1
Andreas
Andreas

By Hugo Von Hofmannsthal

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Andreas
Electre Le Chevalier a la rose Ariane a Naxos edition bilingue francais allemand
Victor Hugo
Victor Hugo

By Hugo Von Hofmannsthal

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Lettre de Lord Chandos
Lettre de Lord Chandos

By Hofmanns

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