Phettberg in Fiction
In 1995, Fritz Ostermayer and Hermes Phettberg together wrote and published Hermes Phettberg räumt seine Wohnung zamm ("Hermes Phettberg tidies up his apartment").
In 1999, Austrian author Franzobel published a play named Phettberg: Eine Hermes-tragödie which premiered at the Vienna Volkstheater. The play is loosely centered around an exaggerated version of Hermes Phettberg's life and character.
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