Hanns Heinz Ewers (1871–1943)
Author of Alraune
About the Author
Image credit: Hanns Heinz Ewers, 5 May 1911.
Photo © ÖNB/Wien
Series
Works by Hanns Heinz Ewers
Lustmord einer Schildkröte: und weitere Erzählungen (Die Andere Bibliothek, Band 356) (2014) 6 copies
Grotesken 5 copies
Der Geisterseher - Aus den Papieren des Grafen O * * *. - Teil 1 herausgegeben von Friedrich von Schiller, Teil 2.… (1922) — Afterword — 4 copies
Indien und Ich 4 copies
Deutsche Kriegslieder 3 copies
Dama Tyfusowa 3 copies
Moganni Nameh : gesammelte Gedichte 3 copies
Wonders of the Ant World 2 copies
Die verkaufte Gro mutter 2 copies
Das Cabaret 2 copies
Pauk 1 copy
Vampire’s Prey 1 copy
Alrúna 1 copy
The Bible in the Wall 1 copy
Najwyższa Miłość 1 copy
Skräckens klor — Contributor — 1 copy
Führer durch die moderne Literatur Würdigungen der hervorragendsten Schriftsteller unserer Zeit 1 copy
Mamaloi 1 copy
13 Gespenstergeschichten 1 copy
Musik im Bild 1 copy
Delphi : Drama in drei Akten 1 copy
Dzieworództwo : powieść 1 copy
Lustmord einer Schildkrte 1 copy
Absonderliche Geschichten 1 copy
Der Student von Prag. 2 DVD 1 copy
Hirmu ja õuduse jutud. XV 1 copy
The Bible in the Wall 1 copy
Associated Works
In the Shadow of Edgar Allan Poe: Classic Tales of Horror, 1816-1914 (2015) — Contributor — 91 copies
The Dedalus Book of German Decadence: Voices of the Abyss (Decadence from Dedalus) (1994) — Contributor — 71 copies
The Dead Valley And Others H.P. Lovecraft's Favorite Horror Stories Volume 2 (2016) — Contributor — 15 copies
Spøgelseshistorier fra hele verden — Contributor, some editions — 3 copies
Die Sammlung der Nationalgalerie : 1900-1945 : Moderne Zeiten : die Dokumentation einer Ausstellung (2014) — Contributor — 2 copies
Invertebrata Enigmatica: Giant Spiders, Dangerous Insects, and Other Strange Invertebrates in Classic Science Fiction… (2008) — Contributor — 2 copies
Tagged
Common Knowledge
- Canonical name
- Ewers, Hanns Heinz
- Legal name
- Ewers, Hans Heinrich
- Other names
- Onkel, Franz
Semler, Resa
Romain, Raoul - Birthdate
- 1871-11-03
- Date of death
- 1943-06-12
- Burial location
- Nordfriedhof, Düsseldorf, Germany
- Gender
- male
- Nationality
- Germany
- Country (for map)
- Germany
- Birthplace
- Düsseldorf, Germany
- Place of death
- Berlin, Germany
- Places of residence
- Düsseldorf, Germany
Berlin, Germany - Education
- Friedrich-Wilhelm-Universität Berlin, Germany
Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität, Bonn, Germany
Universität Leipzig, Germany (Dr. iur.) - Occupations
- film director
- Organizations
- Kaiser-Alexander-Gardegrenadier-Regiment No. 1, Berlin
Corps Normannia Berlin (KSCV)
Corps Guestphalia Bonn (KSCV)
Corps Alemannia Wien (KSCV)
Deutschnationale Volkspartei (DNVP)
Gesellschaft zum Studium des Faschismus - Short biography
- Hanns Heinz Ewers est né à Düsseldorf en 1871. Il est mort en 1943. Il fut un grand voyageur et s'intéressa à l'occultisme et à toutes les formes du fantastique. En 1935, ses œuvres furent interdites en Allemagne. (J'ai lu, 1973)
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Discussions
Hanns Heinz Ewers in The Chapel of the Abyss (July 2023)
THE DEEP ONES: "Die Spinne" by Hanns Heinz Ewers in The Weird Tradition (July 2013)
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- Works
- 90
- Also by
- 29
- Members
- 714
- Popularity
- #35,524
- Rating
- 4.0
- Reviews
- 36
- ISBNs
- 97
- Languages
- 10
- Favorited
- 8
Kokain - The Modern Revue was a magazine produced in Vienna and ran for five issues during 1925. Original copies are so rare that it scarcely appears in any of the literature relating to the Weimar period and its contents have remained almost entirely ignored and certainly untranslated. Until now.
Each 80pp magazine is printed in full colour in a similar format and layout to the original editions, bound in sewn sections as a paperback with french flap covers. All five issues are housed in a handsome slipcase.
Ably translated by Joe E. Bandel, Kokain includes works by such well-known names as Hanns Heinz Ewers (1871-1943) (including two hitherto unrecognised pieces contributed under pseudonyms), Karl Hans Strobl (1877-1946) author and editor of Der Orchideengarten- the worlds first fantasy magazine, the Russian expressionist Leonid Andreyev (1871–1919), Paul Leppin (1878-1945) ‘the German-Bohemian Baudelaire’ and Joseph Roth (1894-1939) author of The Radetzky March. Among its other contents are various tales by now largely forgotten authors some of which included scenes of sex and violence (such as an anonymously authored lesbian spy serial) that pushed at the boundaries of decency and ultimately resulted in prosecutions and bans. These legal issues, and acrimony between the journals publisher Fritz Bauer and its artistic editor Stefan Eggeler resulted in the journals collapse within tenth months of its debut issue.
Originally, the fourth issue of Kokain was a re-issue of the third which had been prosecuted for both its written and artistic content but rather than reprint that issue twice, it has instead been devoted to Kokains artistic director Stefan Eggeler (1895-1970).
CONTENTS LISTING FOR ISSUE ONE
* INTRODUCTION * HANNS HEINZ EWERS: The Glowing Man * KURT MÜNZER: A Twisted Life * EDWARD STILGEBAUER: The Much Beloved * HARRY BAUER: Nights at the North Pole * MARTIN KELETI: The Birthday * F. O. HALLENER: Dancers On The Stage * A VIENNESE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL * A MARRIAGE LITANY * JOSEPH ROTH: The Peddler * KARL HANS STROBL: The Saviour from the Gallows * FRITZ BAUER: Love * A BAD PREMONITION * STEFAN EGGELER: Amine, a story in six pictures * ANON: From the Papers of An Extraordinary Woman
CONTENTS LISTING FOR ISSUE TWO
* OTTO SOYKA: We Were Five * HANNS HEINZ EWERS: A Novel In Four Chapters * FROM THE BOOK “MORITURI”: Revenge * EDUARD WEBER: Makaland (Experiences in Africa) * FRITZ BAUER: The Inspired Poet * WALTER JENSEN: The Free Poet * KURT MÜNZER:The Woman In The Window * HANS GERHARD SCHULTZ: How Many Kisses Did I Give You * LEONID ANDREYEV: The Lie * HANS LEIP: The Patron * OSSIAN ELGSTRÖM: Frozen * WALTER JENSEN: Greasy Little Sabine * STEFAN EGGELER: The Hanged Man, The Wench, Lady With Dog, 3 original lithographs * REFIK CHALID BEY: Once In A Year * GEORG HIRSCHFELD: The Wonder Of Oberpurzelsheim * UGOO JETTI: The Heart Line * PAUL LEPPIN: Letter Writing For Lovers * THE AMERICAN WOMAN * ANON: From the Papers of An Extraordinary Woman
CONTENTS LISTING FOR ISSUE THREE
* STEFAN EGGELER: Dearest, Dearest Model * VILLIERS DE L’ISLE-ADAM: The Secret of the Scaffold * HANNS BENZMANN: Chopin’s Waltz in A-Minor * ERWIN STRANIK: In the Cellar Hole * HANS BENZMANN: The Island of Paradise * RESA SEMLER [HANNS HEINZ EWERS]: The Triumph of Woman * LEO HELLER: Courtesy Visit * VLAS DOROSCHEVICH: The Dancer * ERICH EFFLER: Just One Night * J. JOSEPH-RENARD: The Limping Ghost * BRUNO CORRA: Three Sinners * MAX STEBICH: The Yellow Cat * MARIA SZUCHICH: The Subconscious * STEFAN EGGELER: The Serenade, 6 drawings * ANON: From the Papers of An Extraordinary Woman * FRITZ BAUER: The Prosecutor * ERWIN STRANIK: What is Art & what is Pornography? * THE EDITOR’S REPLIES
CONTENTS LISTING FOR ISSUE FOUR:
* JOHN HIRSCHHORN-SMITH: Introduction * JOHN HIRSCHHORN-SMITH: The Shadowy World of Stefan Eggeler * FIONA PICCOLO: “A Certain Fantastical Verisimilitude.” The Life and Art of the Elusive Stefan Eggeler * JOHN HIRSCHHORN-SMITH: Stefan Eggeler; A Bibliography * NOTES ON THE CONTRIBUTORS
CONTENTS LISTING FOR ISSUE FIVE
* ARTHUR ZAPP: The Dream of the Frӓulein Doctor * WALTER JENSEN: My Boy * PAUL ROMAIN [HANNS HEINZ EWERS]: Indian Summer Night Magic * CARL JULIUS HAIDVOGEL: Zischek, the Poet * KURT MÜNZER:Sleeping Girl * ELFRIEDE JESSEN: The Bath * ARTHUR SCHNITZLER: The Veil of Pierrette * STEFAN EGGELER: 6 etchings for “The Veil of Pierrette” * VICTOR SCHERF: The Heart of Daisy BeauvKARL KREISLER: Movie * OTTO HIPP: The Twitching Heart * PETER HUBERT BECKER: Mystical Episodes * ALFRED EDUARD FRAUENFELD: Fear * GRETE DAVID: Dance of the Elderly * EDUARD SAS: The Shepherd Hour * GR. BOZOVIC: The Monk and the Woman * V. DYK: Jan Bilek * WALTER JENSEN: Holy Order.
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