The World's Illusion - Wassermann Jakob

Delve into the psychological depths of early 20th-century Germany with Jakob Wassermann's "The World's Illusion, Volume 1 of 2: Eva." This meticulously prepared print edition presents a powerful work of German literary fiction, translated into English, that explores the human condition against a backdrop of historical change.

Wassermann's narrative, a cornerstone of German literature, masterfully weaves together elements of literary and historical fiction, crafting a compelling and timeless story. "The World's Illusion" offers a penetrating look at the inner lives of its characters. Experience the enduring appeal of this classic work, carefully preserved for readers interested in exploring translated fiction from a pivotal era. Prepare to be captivated by Wassermann's evocative prose and the enduring themes explored within this significant piece of psychological fiction.

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