Austrian


Chess Story
Man's Search for Meaning
The Piano Teacher
Beware of Pity
The World of Yesterday
Dream Story
The Man Without Qualities
Woodcutters
The Loser
The Post-Office Girl
The Radetzky March (Von Trotta Family, #1)
The Wall
The Metamorphosis
Bilinmeyen Bir Kadının Mektubu
Letters to a Young Poet
Farvel til våpnene by Ernest HemingwayDen store Gatsby by F. Scott FitzgeraldKlokkene ringer for deg by Ernest HemingwayOg solen går sin gang by Ernest HemingwayProsessen by Franz Kafka
Den Gule Serie
93 books — 2 voters
Jane Eyre by Charlotte BrontëTo Kill a Mockingbird by Harper LeeWuthering Heights by Emily BrontëThe Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain
Book Mentioned Books
149 books — 28 voters

Het parfum; De geschiedenis van een moordenaar by Patrick SüskindHet oneindige verhaal by Michael EndeSchaaknovelle by Stefan ZweigHet lijden van de jonge Werther by Johann Wolfgang von GoetheDe schimmelruiter by Theodor Storm
Dutch translations of German books
120 books — 14 voters
This Changes Everything by Naomi KleinWhy Nations Fail by Daron AcemoğluThe Sounds of Capitalism by Timothy D. TaylorOrganized Crime by Thomas J. DiLorenzoProsperous Society, The by The Open University of Isra...
Austrian Economic Reads of 2012
42 books — 8 voters

Heather Fawcett
“ I have been to the Alpine countries of Austria and Ardamia before, but never to this corner of the range, and while the journey to St. Liesl, which perches high above sea level, was not a comfortable one, it took my breath away. The path wound up a mountainside still dotted with the last of the summer flowers, snowbells and cheery buttercups. Mountains cluttered every horizon, many crowned in an eternal snow. Below us was the town of Leoburg with its railroad, its neat stone-and-timber buildings ...more ”
― Heather Fawcett, Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands

Jeffrey Tucker
“ There is only a certain amount of wealth in the world, this thinking goes. Economics is a matter of acquiring and allocating, not creating. This was the view of the world’s smartest people, all top philosophers and not stupid people, for many thousands of years before the age of the enlightenment. It still is. ”
― Jeffrey Tucker

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