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Hermann Broch

1 series 4 books in order 1 standalone book

Hermann Broch was an Austrian writer who lived from 1886 to 1951. He is best known for two major works of modernist fiction: The Sleepwalkers and The Death of Virgil. His writing is recognized for its philosophical depth and complex narrative structures.

Born
1886
Known for
The Sleepwalkers

Series by Hermann Broch

The Sleepwalkers

3 books in order · 1931–1932

  1. The Romantic (1888: Pasenow or the Romantic)

    1931 · Hermann Broch

    The Romantic (1888: Pasenow or the Romantic) is a 1931 book by Hermann Broch. It is book 1 of the series The Sleepwalkers.

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  2. The Anarchist (1903: Esch or the Anarchist)

    1931 · Hermann Broch

    The Anarchist (1903: Esch or the Anarchist) is a 1931 book by Hermann Broch. It is book 2 of the series The Sleepwalkers.

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    The Realist (1918: Huguenau or the Realist)

    1932 · Hermann Broch

    The Realist (1918: Huguenau or the Realist) is a 1932 book by Hermann Broch. It is book 3 of the series The Sleepwalkers.

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Standalone books

  1. Cover of Die Schlafwandler
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Frequently asked questions

How many books has Hermann Broch written?

We list 4 books by Hermann Broch across 1 series, published between 1931–1932 — each shown in full reading order.

What order should I read Hermann Broch's books?

Read each series in publication order. A good place to start is “The Romantic (1888: Pasenow or the Romantic).” Open any series above for its complete numbered reading order.

Where can I buy Hermann Broch's books?

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