Audrey Ellsworth

Experience Dante Alighieri's The Divine Comedy in a translation drawn directly from the original Italian. Journey through the terrifying depths of Inferno, the hopeful ascent of Purgatorio, and the transcendent glory of Paradiso — rendered in language...

Stefan Zweig, one of the 20th century's most celebrated writers, explored human psychology with rare precision and empathy. His themes of obsession, fear, fate, and moral dilemma remain timelessly compelling. The Stefan Zweig Collection – Volume 1...

Stefan Zweig was the most translated, widely read German-language author of the 1920s–30s, often outselling Mann or Hesse abroad. His gift was the compressed psychological novella: lucid prose, tight pacing, and characters trapped in obsessions they...

Stefan Zweig wrote these four legends primarily in the 1930s as Europe descended toward fascism. Turning from contemporary psychological novellas to legendary material, he sought timeless themes that transcended specific historical horror."The...

The Stefan Zweig Collection – Volume 4: Moments of Reckless PassionThree novellas, one obsession: the split second when desire erupts, conventions shatter, and life pivots irrevocably.Twenty-Four Hours in the Life of a Woman (1927) — On the...

Volume 5 gathers nine Stefan Zweig stories spanning two decades, from early experiments through mature work. These represent his "minor key"—variations on characteristic themes without the concentrated intensity of masterpieces like "Letter from an...