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Confusion
Confusion | Stefan Zweig, Anthea Bell
Upon hearing his rousing lecture, a college student grows close to his professor, and he becomes a regular visitor to the professor and his younger wife's apartment, where his teacher alternately entertains him with respect and cold scorn.
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Kathrin
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Unbeknownst to be, this is a coming out novella written in 1927. It starts kind of slow, but then draws the reader in quickly.

#pridemonth

CindyE09 #stacked love me some zweig 4y
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rakeshpm
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I have written a longish review in my blog. Is it okay to post blog links here?
Anyways Zweig was a genius.

BookDragonNotWorm Yes! Lots of people post links to full reviews on their blogs! Welcome to Litsy! 4y
rakeshpm Thanks a lot. This is the link-:https://myliteraryramblings.in/2018/12/11/confusion-stefan-zweig/ 4y
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Third book of my #journeyaroundtheworld !
It's not in the alphabetical order actually, but since I was going to Vienna, I had to make an exception. So, the second country is Austria!
It isn't my first Zweig, I read "Schachnovelle" in school, and in German. But it's always a pleasure to read this author. If you haven't yet, jump in!

JazzFeathers I was just thinking l'd like to try a 1920s German author (researching Weimar Germany for a fiction project). What do you suggest me about him? 😊 l also have Alexander Platz and Freulein Else on my TBR. Have you read thise? 6y
Sic_Corneille @JazzFeathers I haven't read those, but I will definitely do some research! You need an author who writes in German or who is German? For Stefan Zweig, definitely this one! And if you need more German authors, maybe look for Hermann Hess (Siddhartha) or Thomas Mann (Der Zauberberg)! Hope it helped :) 6y
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SavidgeReads
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‪Just finished this little dark gem of a novella about forbidden love and suppressed sexuality. Starts slowly (and a bit wordy) but builds into a moving tale of torturous emotions. After a gently paced beginning, which took a little while to get into, it really grips you and forms one of the most vivid depictions of a mans struggle with his sexuality I‘ve read.

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