Author:Friedrich August Schulze

Friedrich August Schulze
(1770–1849)

Friedrich August Schulze

Works

Novels

• Die Zigeunerin ('The Gipsy') (1825)
  • The Gipsy translated by John Bowring (1826) (book details)

Collections

• Gespensterbuch ('Book of Ghosts') (1810–1815) with Johann August Apel
• Wunderbuch ('Book of Miracles') (1815–1817) with Johann August Apel, Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué, and Karl Borromäus von Miltitz
• Aus der Geisterwelt ('From the Spirit-World') (1818) with Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué, Caroline de la Motte Fouqué, and Karl Borromäus von Miltitz
• Erzählungen und Schwänke ('Tales and Farces') (1818–1819)

Short stories

• "Die Nachtwandlerin" ('The Sleepwalker') collected in Seifenblasen (volume 2, 1810)
• "Die Verwandtschaft mit der Geisterwelt" ('The Connection with the Spirit-World') collected in Gespensterbuch (volume 1, 1810) and Fantasmagoriana (volume 2, 1812)
• "Die Todtenbraut" ('The Dead Bride') collected in Gespensterbuch (volume 2, 1811) and Fantasmagoriana (volume 2, 1812)
• "Der Todtenkopf" ('The Death's Head') collected in Gespensterbuch (volume 2, 1811) and Fantasmagoriana (volume 1, 1812)
• "Das Todesvorzeichen" ('The Death Omens') collected in Gespensterbuch (volume 2, 1811)
• "Der Gespensterläugner" ('The Ghost-Deniers') collected in Gespensterbuch (volume 3, 1811)
• "Die Pastete" ('The Pie') in Der Sammler (1811)
• "Die Glückswürfel" ('The Lucky Dice') collected in Der Traumdeutung (1814)
• "Das Dachfenster" ('The Dormer-Window') collected in Erzählungen und Schwänke (volume 1, 1818)
• "Zwei Herren für einen Hund" ('Two Masters for One Dog') collected in Erzählungen und Schwänke (volume 1, 1818)
• "Der Mohrenkönig" ('The Moor King') collected in Erzählungen und Schwänke (volume 2, 1819)
• "Die Todesfälle" ('The Deaths') in Taschen-Bibliothek unterhaltender Lectüre für die elegante Welt (1819)

Works attributed to Schulze

• "The Incognito; or, Count Fitz-Hum" translated by Thomas De Quincey (1824), no German original has been identified
• "The Blind Passenger" translated by George Soane (1826), no German original has been identified
• "The Two New Year’s Nights" translated anonymously (1839), actually by Johann August Apel