Theodor Storm (1817-1888) began his career as a lyric poet. He eventually turned to prose and the novella became his preferred medium. His poetic gift lent itself well to the form, enabling him to evoke mood, landscape and character with simple yet lyric majesty. He is the prime artisan of poetic realism.
Many of his novella [...]
Archive for the ‘storm theodor’ Category
The Dykemaster – Theodor Storm
Posted in foreign fiction, german literature, storm theodor on June 23, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Hans and Heinz Kirch – Theodor Storm
Posted in foreign fiction, german literature, storm theodor on June 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
This volume contains 3 tales; Immensee, The Journey to the Hallig and Hans and Heinz Kirch.
Immensee, the nostalgic love story I remember fondly, is so much more, as allegorical in its way as The Great Gatsby. Storm lived in a time of political upheaval, a time when ownership of his home state of Schleswig-Holstein was [...]




















Mystic Pig - Richard Katrovas


























The Latin American Challenge

1. The Blue Fox