author
b. 1864
A little-known German writer born in Posen in 1864, she is remembered today for lively, humorous storytelling. Her surviving work points to a playful voice and a taste for folktale-style adventure.

by Clara Berg
Clara Berg was a German-language author born in 1864 in Posen, according to the entry for her in Deutsche Biographie. Reliable catalog records are sparse, so only a few biographical details are easy to confirm.
Project Gutenberg lists Rosenstock, Clara and Fromberg, Clara as alternate names connected with her, suggesting she may have published or been cataloged under more than one surname. The work most clearly linked to her is Schlupps, der Handwerksbursch; Mären und Schnurren, a collection that helped preserve her name for later readers.
Although not much personal information appears to be widely available online, the record that remains suggests a writer interested in entertaining narrative, humor, and traditional storytelling forms. That sense of mystery can make her work especially appealing for listeners who enjoy rediscovering overlooked voices from the German literary past.