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Woodcut by Elke Rehder, 1 of 6 inspired by Zweig's Schachnovelle (or Chess Story)
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Woodcut by Elke Rehder, 1 of 6 inspired by Zweig's Schachnovelle (or Chess Story)
Media Mentions 2009
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His astute and apparently complimentary comments on Zweig's books pulse with barely concealed condescension.
Dispatches From a Lost Empire Tess Lewis 2012
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Woodcut by Elke Rehder, 1 of 6 inspired by Zweig's Schachnovelle (or Chess Story)
A Different Stripe: 2009
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Roth relied on Zweig's financial and moral support as much as he resented it.
Dispatches From a Lost Empire Tess Lewis 2012
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"At least until a few years ago in Britain a writer like Zweig met with blank faces; now he is regularly 'book of the week'" says Will Stone, whose translation of Zweig's pre-World War II travel writing "Journeys" will be released in the U.K. in October under the independent Hesperus Press imprint.
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Currently in the works are Stefan Zweig's posthumously published anatomy of nihilism, The Post-Office Girl, translated into English for the first time by Joel Rotenberg, and, from Richard Howard, Maupassant's poignant final reckoning with the vagaries of sex and the impossibility of love, Alien Hearts.
A Different Stripe: 2007
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Currently in the works are Stefan Zweig's posthumously published anatomy of nihilism, The Post-Office Girl, translated into English for the first time by Joel Rotenberg, and, from Richard Howard, Maupassant's poignant final reckoning with the vagaries of sex and the impossibility of love, Alien Hearts.
A Letter from the Editor on the Occasion of Publishing the 200th NYRB Classic 2007
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With the market's collapse forecasting a somber future for working families, Zweig's report is especially relevant.
Odile Weissenborn: Look Beyond Wall Street In Reporting The Country's Economic Catastrophe 2008
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Zweig's findings, arguing that the official poverty rate is grossly miscalculated, will be released by the Center for Study of Working Class Life on September 29.
Odile Weissenborn: Look Beyond Wall Street In Reporting The Country's Economic Catastrophe 2008
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