Attempts to Find Robert Musil
Around 1923 Musil planned to publish a collection of his essays under the title, "Versuche einen anderen Menschen zu finden" (Attempts to Find Another Human Being).
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The Enchanted House
There is so much to say about this story, published in 1908. Musil later reworked it considerably, changing much, adding much, leaving much out, for his story “The Temptation of the Quiet Veronika” for his 1911 Unions book. In both versions...
New Books (1899-1900)
The last translation (first in my series of translations), “At Twilight,” was published, under the signature, M. Robert in the Brünner Sonntags-Zeitung, on November 5, 1899, one day before Musil’s 19th birthday.
These little reviews were...
At Twilight
Musil, on the eve of his 19th birthday, already dreaming about Schwesterlein (little sister) and Bruderlein (little brother).
At Twilight
Finally the day rained itself dead.
In the room it was gray and silent.
It lay as heavy as dust...
APOLOGIA & FUTURE PLANS
Dear Readers!
I am well aware that I have not been keeping up my side of the correspondence lately. It is rather awkward, as some of you have put your trust in me in a financial form, others more spiritually, and my usual weekly dispatches...
On Musil's Organizational Technique
The matter is so complicated that I usually do not dare to enter, but it is astonishing to get a glimpse of how elaborate Musil’s organizational apparatus for the writing of The Man Without Qualities was. So I venture here to give you a tas...
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