Hans Fallada - Works

Works

English:

  • Little Man, What Now? (tr. Eric Sutton, 1933; tr. Susan Bennett, 1996)
  • Who Once Eats Out of the Tin Bowl (UK) / The World Outside (US) (tr. Eric Sutton, 1934)
  • Once We Had a Child (tr. Eric Sutton, 1935)
  • An Old Heart Goes A-Journeying (tr. Eric Sutton, 1936)
  • Sparrow Farm (tr. Eric Sutton, 1937)
  • Wolf Among Wolves (tr. Phillip Owens, 1938)
  • Iron Gustav (tr. Phillip Owens, 1940)
  • The Drinker (tr. Charlotte and A.L. Lloyd, 1952)
  • That Rascal, Fridolin (juvenile; tr. R. Michaelis-Jena and R. Ratcliff, 1959)
  • Every Man Dies Alone (US) / Alone in Berlin (UK) (tr. Michael Hofmann, 2009)
  • A Small Circus (tr. Michael Hofmann, 2012)

Note: Translations made by E. Sutton and P. Owens in the 1930s and 40s were abbreviated and/or made from unreliable editions, according to Fallada biographer Jenny Williams.

German:

  • Der junge Goedeschal, 1920
  • Anton und Gerda, 1923
  • Bauern, Bonzen und Bomben, 1931
  • Kleiner Mann, was nun?, 1932 (English: Little Man, What Now?)
  • Wer einmal aus dem Blechnapf frißt, 1932 (English: Who Once Eats Out of the Tin Bowl)
  • Wir hatten mal ein Kind, 1934 (English: Once We Had a Child)
  • Märchen vom Stadtschreiber, der aufs Land flog, 1935 (English: Sparrow Farm)
  • Altes Herz geht auf die Reise, 1936 (English: An Old Heart Goes A-Journeying By)
  • Hoppelpoppel - wo bist du?, Kindergeschichten, 1936
  • Wolf unter Wölfen, 1937 (English: Wolf Among Wolves)
  • Geschichten aus der Murkelei, Märchen, 1938
  • Der eiserne Gustav, 1938 (English: Iron Gustav)
  • Süßmilch spricht, 1938
  • Kleiner Mann - großer Mann, alles vertauscht, 1939
  • Süßmilch spricht. Ein Abenteuer von Murr und Maxe, Erzählung, 1939
  • Der ungeliebte Mann, 1940
  • Das Abenteuer des Werner Quabs, Erzählung, 1941
  • Damals bei uns daheim, Erinnerungen, 1942
  • Heute bei uns zu Haus, Erinnerungen, 1943
  • Fridolin der freche Dachs, 1944 (English: That Rascal, Fridolin)
  • Jeder stirbt für sich allein, 1947 (English: Every Man Dies Alone (US)/Alone in Berlin (UK))
  • Der Alpdruck, 1947
  • Der Trinker, 1950 (English: The Drinker)
  • Ein Mann will nach oben, 1953
  • Die Stunde, eh´du schlafen gehst, 1954
  • Junger Herr - ganz groß, 1965

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