Arthur Schnitzler's archive has long been at Cambridge University Library, but apparently only now did they finally dot all the right i's and so they're now able to announce that Saved from the Nazis in 1938: Schnitzler archive to remain in Cambridge.
They're still working on ... reading his handwriting, and you too can try to help decipher it, at Transcribing Schnitzler.
See also Alison Flood's report in The Guardian, Arthur Schnitzler archive formally acquired by Cambridge University.
Disappointingly, only a smattering of his works are readily available in modern editions -- but at least Pushkin Press has a few, including a just recently discovered one, Late Fame, just out in the UK; get your copy at Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk; I haven't seen a copy yet, but hope to get my hands on the German original soon.
They're still working on ... reading his handwriting, and you too can try to help decipher it, at Transcribing Schnitzler.
See also Alison Flood's report in The Guardian, Arthur Schnitzler archive formally acquired by Cambridge University.
Disappointingly, only a smattering of his works are readily available in modern editions -- but at least Pushkin Press has a few, including a just recently discovered one, Late Fame, just out in the UK; get your copy at Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk; I haven't seen a copy yet, but hope to get my hands on the German original soon.
