Late Fame
A heartwarming tale of courage and friendship
Arthur Schnitzler author Alexander Starritt translator
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Pushkin Press
Published:7th Sep '17
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In Late Fame, a courageous dog named Dominic embarks on an adventure filled with challenges and friendships, ultimately inspiring those around him.
The first English publication of a rediscovered novella, Late Fame showcases the brilliance of one of Europe's greatest writers. This delightful tale follows the adventures of a wandering dog, a good Samaritan with a heart of gold. As the protagonist embarks on a journey filled with challenges, he encounters a variety of characters, each with their own stories and struggles. The narrative captures the essence of kindness and heroism, reminding readers of the impact one individual can have on the lives of many.
Dominic, the dog, is ready for change as he sets off with his hats and piccolo, eager to explore the world. However, his adventure takes a turn when he faces the notorious Doomsday Gang. Rather than succumbing to fear, Dominic's resilience shines through as he stands up to the villains. His bravery and determination inspire those around him, drawing in a diverse cast of characters, including a wise old turtle and a grieving wild boar, who seek his help and guidance.
As the story unfolds, the challenges grow, and the Doomsday Gang remains a looming threat. Late Fame explores themes of courage, friendship, and the importance of community, as Dominic learns that he doesn't have to face his battles alone. With humor and heart, this novella captures the spirit of adventure and the bonds that form through shared struggles.
A witty satire that will immerse you in the world of these turn-of-the-century Viennese bohemians The Times Hilarious, unbelievably finely spun and ironic... a great literary discovery Die Zeit Finely balanced between comedy and melancholy... offers a delicious parody of the business of literature and literary events... light-footed and wonderfully ironic Berliner Zeitung What one can learn from this 120-year-old text... is an ironic attitude to oneself and the world. [This] is what makes this novella about the Viennese Modernity a modern text of today Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung I like and admire [Schnitzler] warmly as man and writer -- Stefan Zweig Riveting Neue Zurcher Zeitung Exquisite Frankfurter Rundschau [Late Fame's first ever publication in 2014] is an event for everyone interested in literature Spiegel Online When I read one of your beautiful works I keep finding, behind the fiction, the same propositions, interests and solutions that are familiar to me from my own thoughts -- Sigmund Freud Letter to Schnitzler, May 1922 An overlooked classic Jewish Chronicle
ISBN: 9781782273707
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160 pages