Translated Works
- Theodor Storm: The Rider on the White Horse and selected stories. Translated by James Wright. New York 2009.
- Theodor Storm: Carsten the Trustee & Other Fiction. Translated by Denis Jackson. Angel Books 2009.
- Theodor Storm: Paul the Puppeteer and Other Short Fiction. Translated by Denis Jackson. Angel Books 2004.
- Theodor Storm: Hans and Heinz Kirch with Immensee & Journey to a Hellig. Translated by Denis Jackson & Anja Nauck. Angel Books 1999.
- Theodor Storm: The Dykemaster. Translated by Denis Jackson. Angel Books 1996.
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