author
1864–1932
Best known today for the lively school story "Eine feine Woche!", this German writer left behind fiction that captures the bustle, humor, and small dramas of everyday youth.

by Fritz Pistorius
Very little biographical information appears to be readily available online beyond basic catalog records, but Project Gutenberg identifies Fritz Pistorius as a German author who lived from 1864 to 1932.
His surviving public-domain work "Eine feine Woche!" was originally published in Germany in 1916. The novel follows schoolboys through a week of mishaps, routines, and excitement, suggesting a writer with a warm eye for childhood behavior and the comic energy of school life.
Because reliable sources located here offer only sparse personal details, it is safest to remember him primarily through his fiction rather than through a fully documented life story.