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JOSEPH ROTH IN ENGLISH |
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Of Roth's vast and richly varied journalistic output little has been translated, which is a shame given its value as a document of an epoch, not to mention its literary qualities. His non-fiction account of the Jews of Eastern Europe and their 'wanderings' across the world is, however, now available as a separate volume, published by Granta (UK) and Norton (USA). In February 2003, a selection of Roth's Berlin journalism appeared in English translation, and in 2004 a selection of his writing about France. |
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David Bronsen's marvellous
biography of Roth, first published in German in 1974, has in fact been translated
into English, and was due to be published in the UK by Chatto in 2000.
However, this publication in fact never took place, and unfortunately the
book remains unavailable. Currently Available (in USA and UK): The Collected Shorter Fiction of Joseph Roth, trans. by Michael Hofmann (Granta Hardback, 2001) What I Saw: Reports from Berlin 1920-1933, trans. by Michael Hofmann (Granta Hardback, 2003) The White Cities: Reports from France 1925-1939, trans. by Michael Hoffmann (Granta Paperback, 2005) The Spider's Web: and Zipper and his
Father, trans. by John Hoare
(Overlook Hardback, 1990) The Wandering Jews, trans. by Michael Hofmann (Norton Hardback, 2000) The Wandering Jews, trans. by Michael Hoffmann (Granta
Hardback/Paperback, 2001) Job, the Story of a Simple Man, trans. by Dorothy Thompson (Granta Paperback,
2000) The Radetzky March, trans. by Michael Hofmann (Granta Hardback, 2002) Weights and Measures, trans. by David Le Vay (Peter Owen, 2002) The Emperor's Tomb, trans. by John Hoare (Overlook, 1990) Further information: Anyone interested in a
more comprehensive historical account of Roth's reception in the
English-speaking world should consult the following sources: |
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British users can use this link to a searchbox, provided by Amazon.co.uk, which can be used to search for and order books by Joseph Roth: |
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