Volume 38, Number 20 · December 5, 1991
The Empire of Joseph Roth
By Nadine Gordimer
BOOKS DISCUSSED IN THIS ESSAY
The Radetzky March
by Joseph Roth, translated by Eva Tucker, translated by Geoffrey Dunlop
Tusk/Overlook, 319 pp., $9.95 (paper)
Hotel Savoy, including 'Fallmerayer the Stationmaster' and 'The Bust of the Emperor'
by Joseph Roth, translated by John Hoare
Tusk/Overlook, 183 pp., $8.95 (paper)
'The Spider's Web' and 'Zipper and his Father'
by Joseph Roth, translated by John Hoare
Overlook Press, 245 pp., $9.95 (paper)
The Emperor's Tomb
by Joseph Roth, translated by John Hoare
Tusk/Overlook, 157 pp., $9.95 (paper)
Flight Without End
by Joseph Roth, translated by David LeVay
Tusk/Overlook, 144 pp., $8.95 (paper)
The Silent Prophet
by Joseph Roth, translated by David Le Vay
Tusk/Overlook, 220 pp., $9.95 (paper)
'The Legend of the Holy Drinker' and 'Right and Left'
by Joseph Roth, translated by Michael Hofmann
Overlook Press
Review, 4557 words
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