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The Black Napoleon (1931) is a fictional biography of Toussaint Louverture. It depicts the Haitian Revolution (1791–1803), the slave uprising in Saint-Domingue, Louverture's brilliant military and political rise, and his struggle against the colonial powe
Germany after World War I. Three inseparable war comrades struggle to survive amid poverty and inflation. In the chaos, one of them finds great love – but time is against them.
In the distant future, in the province of Castalia, the master of the Glass Bead Game, Joseph Knecht, reaches the pinnacle of his intellectual and spiritual life. But the conflict between pure spirit and the real world leads him to a fateful choice.
Ingeborg (1906) is the story of a young, beautiful and sensitive Ingeborg who falls passionately in love with the wrong man. The novel is a psychologically profound account of her love, disappointment, suffering and inner struggle between ideals and reali
Spark of Life follows a group of inmates in a Nazi concentration camp who, despite the constant terror, retain their moral strength and humanity. The novel depicts the struggle of the spirit against systematic destruction and the need for hope.
Joseph Fouché (1930) is a brilliant biography of a brilliant and unscrupulous opportunist – a Minister of Police who served all regimes: the Revolution, Napoleon and the Bourbons, becoming a symbol of political cunning and moral emptiness.