Thomas Mann

In Der Tod in Venedig, Thomas Mann returns from excursions into allegory and once more writes directly about a literary artist.

on a German writer named Gustav von Aschenbach, who decides to take a holiday to Venice, where 1912 novella Der Tod falls in love

Thomas Mann’s 1912 novella Der Tod in Venedig focused on a German writer named Gustav von Aschenbach, who decides to take a holiday to Venice, where 1912 novella Der Tod falls in love.

on a German writer named Gustav von Aschenbach, who decides to take a holiday to Venice, where Der Tod falls in love

Thomas Mann’s 1912 novella Der Tod in Venedig focused on a German writer named Gustav von Aschenbach, who decides to take a holiday to Venice, where Der Tod falls in love.

Mann's second novel , Königliche Hoheit (1909;

Mann's second novel, Königliche Hoheit (1909; translated as Royal Highness, 1916), was followed by the highly regarded novella Der Tod in Venedig (1912; translated as Death in Venice, 1925), in which the protagonist, Gustav von Aschenbach, a dignified writer of serious works, becomes fatally infatuated with a fourteen-year-old youth.