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	title:	Fantastic Night and Other Stories
	author:	Stefan Zweig
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Pushkin Press
	released:	February 27, 2006
	isbn:	1901285545
	isbn-13:	9781901285543

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Customer Reviews
A true delight - Rated I read this collection of short stories after reading another translation (Journey by Moonlight, Antal Szerb) and was amazed. Having never enjoyed short stories before (I always found them either superficial or found myself frustrated at finishing a story in which I was just getting interested) I discovered that true literary brilliance transcends these obstacles. In short, this collection is something that will be enjoyed by anyone interested in beautiful writing, acute analysis of human emotions and wonderfully constructed stories. The quality of Pushkin Press books is a bonus; buy one and judge for yourself, it makes reading a good book even better! Letter from an Unknown Woman is definitely the best, and for anyone interested, was made into a wonderful film featuring Joan Fontaine and Louis Jourdan.

Customer Reviews

A true delight - Rated 5/5
I read this collection of short stories after reading another translation (Journey by Moonlight, Antal Szerb) and was amazed. Having never enjoyed short stories before (I always found them either superficial or found myself frustrated at finishing a story in which I was just getting interested) I discovered that true literary brilliance transcends these obstacles. In short, this collection is something that will be enjoyed by anyone interested in beautiful writing, acute analysis of human emotions and wonderfully constructed stories. The quality of Pushkin Press books is a bonus; buy one and judge for yourself, it makes reading a good book even better! Letter from an Unknown Woman is definitely the best, and for anyone interested, was made into a wonderful film featuring Joan Fontaine and Louis Jourdan.