Geschichten aus den vier Winden

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Geschichten aus den vier Winden

by Max Dauthendey

DE·~6 hours·12 chapters

Chapters

12 total
1

Ein Verzeichnis

0:33
2

Geschichten aus den vier Winden

0:16
3

Das Giftfläschchen

35:39
4

Himalajafinsternis

37:47
5

Häcksel und die Bergwerkflöhe

55:04
6

Zwei Reiter am Meer

13:01
7

Auf dem Weg zu den Eulenkäfigen

30:56
8

Nächtliche Schaufenster

22:22
9

An eine Sechzehnjährige

11:56
10

Zur Stunde der Maus

32:32

Description

In this evocative anthology, the author weaves together fourteen short pieces that drift like winds across continents and centuries. From bustling city streets to remote coastlines, each tale captures a moment of wonder, humor, or quiet melancholy, inviting listeners to linger in the spaces between reality and imagination. The prose flows with a lyrical cadence that feels both travelogue and diary, making every story a small expedition for the ear.

The opening narrative launches from a stifling Berlin summer, where the sun turns the city into a simmering furnace. A hurried train carries the narrator and his beloved northward, and the landscape slowly transforms into the crisp, sea‑kissed world of Sweden. Stepping onto the island of Koster, time seems to stretch, the familiar heart of the narrator loosening into a reverie of new sounds, sights, and a sense of being at the very edge of the world. This first journey sets the tone for a collection that celebrates the thrill of stepping beyond the known.

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Language

de

Duration

~6 hours (355K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Norbert H. Langkau, Matthias Grammel, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2019-12-03

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Max Dauthendey

Max Dauthendey

1867–1918

A vivid, globe-minded voice of German Impressionism, he wrote with a painter’s eye for color, atmosphere, and fleeting emotion. His life ended far from home in Java during World War I, adding a haunting note to an already unusual literary career.

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