scene). Sarah von Lindholm (1914), puts forth progressive ideas on the role of the worker. Kriegsbriefe der Familie Wimmel (1915), written during the early days of the First World War, reflects the realities of that conflict. Rheinzauber (1909), focuses on a family feud which ends after three generations when a child brings its hostile branches together. It gained Böhme one of her few American notices when it was reviewed in The Nation in a round-up of German-language books. Only two of Böhme's books were translated into English. They are Tagebuch einer Verlorenen, as The Diary of a Lost One in 1907 - and W.A.G.M.U.S., as The Department Store in 1912. Each was first issued in Great Britain and then the United States. The Department Store was also published in Canada. British editions of The Diary of a Lost One and The Department Store are known to have circulated throughout the countries of the British commonwealth. For example, in 1909, the Nelson Evening Mail in New Zealand described The Diary of a Lost One as "one of the saddest of modern books." Böhme continued to publish throughout the 1910s and 1920s. By 1937, however, her name no longer appeared in annuals devoted to German literature. The author died on May 23, 1939 at the age of 72. Selected works Today, almost all of Böhme's books are out of print. In 1988, a facsimile of the deluxe 1907 edition of Tagebuch einer Verlorenen was published in Germany. It was followed in 1995 by a soft cover edition of the book with Louise Brooks (who played the role of Thymian in the 1929 G.W. Pabst film) on the cover. In 2009, a small anthology of Böhme's work was published under the title Margarete Böhme - Einblicke: Eine Annäherung an ihr Werk. And in 2010, the original English language translation of Tagebuch einer Verlorenen was brought back into print as The Diary of a Lost Girl. Im Irrlichtschein (1903) Zum Gluck (1903) Fetisch (1904) Abseites vom Wege (1904) Wenn der Fruhling kommit (1904) Tagebuch einer Verlorenen (1905) Des Gesetzes Erfüllung (1905) Die grunen Drei (1905) Mieze Biedenbachs Erlebnisse (1906) Dida Ibsens Geschichte (1907) Apostel Dodenscheit (1908) Die graue Strasse (1908) Rheinzauber (1909) W.A.G.M.U.S. (1911) Im weissen Kleide (1912) Christine Immersen (1913) Anna Nissens Traum (1913) Sarah von Lindholm (1914) Kriegsbriefe der familie Wimmel (1915) Siebengestirne (1915) Millionenrausch (1919) Lukas Weidenstrom (1921) Maianne Wendels Leidensgang