November Editions

Bebuquin is the only novel of Carl Einstein, 'prophet of the avant-garde' and arguably the most influential art critic of the early 20th century. An experimental tour de force exploding all narrative...

In the novella 'Cocaine', Rheiner paints an arresting close-up of Berlin's underbelly around WWI. The protagonist's demise foreshadowed the author's own tragic end: he died aged 30 from of an...

Karl Kraus ranks as one of the greatest twentieth century satirists. This collection features key essay such as 'A Crown for Zion' and 'In These Great Times', a crucial scene from 'The Last Days of...

'I am wildly in love with someone, but I'll say no more about it. That way it could always be .. you.' Set around the Cafe des Westens, the epicenter of early twentieth century Expressionist Berlin,...

Negro Sculpture (1915) was the first critical response to African sculpture, challenging prejudices and misconceptions around this subject. It quickly became a crucial text for the European...

This collection contains the early writings of the German art historian Max Raphael, published between 1910 and 1913. First rediscovered by Patrick Healy and issued in German as Das SchOpferische...