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Gustav Meyrink
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Austrian writer and translator (1868-1932)

Also known as: Gustav Meyer, Gustav Meyerink, Gustav Meyrinck, Meyrink, Густав Майринк, غوستاف ماير

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Known works

  • The Golem (2000)
  • Walpurgisnacht (1917)
  • Der Golem (1915)
  • Le Golem
  • The Golem and "the Man Who Was Born Again" Two German Supernatural Novels (1976)