author
b. 1882
A little-known German writer from the early 20th century, remembered today for a sharp, observant look at hotel life and social behavior. His surviving work has the feel of conversation turned into cultural commentary.

by Paul Vehling
Very little biographical information about this author could be confirmed from reliable online library records during this search. Catalog and ebook sources consistently identify Paul Vehling as an author born in 1882, but they do not provide a fuller life story.
Vehling is associated with Die Moral des Hotels: Tischgespräche, a work first published in the early 20th century and now preserved by public-domain and library collections. The book suggests an interest in hospitality, manners, and the small social rituals that reveal how people behave around one another.
Because dependable sources are so limited, it is best to treat him as a relatively obscure author whose reputation rests mainly on this surviving title rather than on a well-documented public biography.