Karl Friedrich Kurz - Novels

Novels

Ten novels and a number of short stories. Among others:

  • Vom Nil zum Fujijama, (1910, his first book).
  • Kohana. Japanisches Liebesidyll. Huber. Frauenfeld and Leipzig (1910).
  • Mitternachtsonne und Nordlicht, (1914).
  • Herren vom Fjord, Westermann (1947) (Norwegian translation by Heidi Helle and Rolf Losnegård: Herskap ved fjorden, - ISBN 978-82-7959-033-0)
  • Im Königreich Mjelvik, Westermann (1930).
  • Tyra,die Märcheninsel, (1935).
  • Der Sohn des Meeres, (1937).
  • Ein gesegneter Lügner, (1938).
  • Traum und Ziel, Dt. Buch-Gemeinschaft (1940) which gave him 1934 Grosser Schillerpreis der Schweizerischen Schillerstiftung.
  • Herr Erlings Magd, Westermann (1947).
  • Die Geisterkutsche, Westermann (1953)

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