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Leo Perutz
Birth date: November 02, 1882
Died: August 25, 1957
Category:
Historical Fiction, Literature & Fiction
Leo Perutz's Books
The Swedish Cavalier - Leo Perutz Little Apple: A Novel - Leo Perutz, John Brownjohn The Master of the Day of Judgement - Leo Perutz Saint Peter's Snow - Leo Perutz Die Geburt des Antichrist - Leo Perutz Die Geburt des Antichrist - Leo Perutz Little Apple - Leo Perutz The Marquis of Bolibar - Leo Perutz Das Mangobaumwunder: Eine unglaubw - Leo... Das Mangobaumwunder: Eine unglaubw - Leo Perutz, Paul^Frank By Night Under the Stone Bridge - Leo Perutz, Eric Mosbacher Turlupin - Leo Perutz Turlupin - Leo Perutz
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Wohin rollst du, Äpfelchen... - Hans-Harald Müller, Leo Perutz
St. Petri-Schnee - Leo Perutz
By Night Under the Stone Bridge - Leo Perutz, Eric Mosbacher
Der schwedische Reiter - Leo Perutz
Nachts unter der steinernen Brücke. Roman - Leo Perutz
The Swedish Cavalier - Leo Perutz, John Brownjohn
The Master of the Day of Judgement - Leo Perutz
Der schwedische Reiter (SZ-Bibliothek, #99) - Leo Perutz
Der Meister des Jüngsten Tages - Leo Perutz, Hans-Harald Müller
Calaretul suedez - Leo Perutz, Ana Popa
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Emamemi
Emamemi rated it 12 years ago
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The book blurb reads: Mathematician and writer, Leopold Perutz (1882-1957) could have remained known only for the algebraic equation which is named after him, if Borges hadn't rediscovered his books, bringing to the public attention the eleven novels that Perutz wrote in the interwar period. He was ...
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Books by the Lake
Books by the Lake rated it 15 years ago
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A breathlessly entertaining historical novel, with uncanny moments and a melancholy (but beautiful) end. It's true that I could tell from the beginning what the entire plot was going to be, but that's not a bad thing, it's just that all the pieces fit together so that they're inevitable. The ingredi...
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