Ilse Aichinger - Works

Works

  • Das vierte Tor (1945)
  • Die größere Hoffnung (1948)
  • Spiegelgeschichte (1949)
  • Der Gefesselte (1953)
  • Das Fenster-Theater (1954)
  • Kleist, Moos, Fasane (1987)
  • Film und Verhängnis (2001)
Translations
  • The bound Man and other stories. Translated by Eric Mosbacher. Secker&Warburg, London 1955
  • Selected stories and dialogs. Ed. by James C. Alldridge. Pergamon Press, Oxford, New York 1966 (= The Commonwealth and International library. Pergamon Oxford German Series)
  • Selected Poetry and Prose. Ed. and translated by Allen H. Chappel. With an introduction by Lawrence L. Langer. Logbridge-Rhodes, Durnago, Col. 1983

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