(Rakkóx the trillionaire), An ostentatious novel 1901 Die Seeschlange (The Sea Serpent), A sea novel 1902 Die große Revolution, (The Great Revolution), A moon novel 1902 Immer mutig!, (Always courageously!), A Fantasy novel 1902 Liwûna und Kaidôh, A Soul novel 1902 Weltglanz, (World Shine), a sun fairy tale 1903 Kometentanz, (Comet dance), Astral Pantomime in two acts 1903 Der Aufgang zur Sonne, (The stairway to the sun), house fairy tales 1904 Der Kaiser von Utopia, (The emperor of Utopia), a folktale 1904 Machtspäße, (Jests about power), Arab novellas 1904 Revolutionäre Theater-Bibliothek, (Revolutionary theatre library), collection of plays 1906 Münchhausen und Clarissa, Berlin novel 1907 Jenseits-Galeri 1909 Die Entwicklung des Luftmilitarismus und die Auflösung der europäischen Land-Heere, Festungen und Seeflotten, (translated into English as The Development of Aerial Militarism and the Demobilization of European Ground Forces, Fortresses, and Naval Fleets, Brooklyn, New York: Ugly Duckling Presse, 2007, Series: Lost Literature #4, translated by M. Kasper) 1909 Kater-Poesie, (translatable as Tomcat poetry or Hangover poetry), poems 1910 Das Perpetuum mobile, Die Geschichte einer Erfindung (translated into English as The perpetual motion machine: The story of an invention, Cambridge, Massachusetts: Wakefield Press, 2011) 1912 Das große Licht, (The Great Light) A Munchausen–Breviary 1912 Flora Mohr, A glass flower novella 1913 Lesabéndio, an Asteroid novel ; English translation, Cambridge, Massachusetts: Wakefield Press, 2012 1914 Das graue Tuch und zehn Prozent Weiß, (The grey cloth and ten percent of white), a ladies novel. Translated into English as: The Gray Cloth: Paul Scheerbart's Novel on Glass Architecture. Cambridge, Massachusetts ; London, England : MIT Press, 2001. 1914 Glasarchitektur (Glass architecture) 1921 Von Zimmer zu Zimmer, (From room to room), letters to his wife Notes References Josiah McElheny and Christine Burgin eds.: Glass! Love!! Perpetual Motion!!!: A Paul Scheerbart Reader. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 2014. Josiah McElheny: The Light Club: On Paul Scheerbart's The Light Club of Batavia. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 2010. Timothy Benson et al.: Expressionist Utopias. Berkeley, University of California Press, 2001. Mechthild Rausch: Von Danzig ins Weltall. Paul Scheerbarts Anfangsjahre (1863–1895). München: Ed. Text und Kritik 1997. Uli Kohnle: Paul Scheerbart. Eine Bibliographie. Bellheim: Edition Phantasia 1994. Rosemarie Bletter: "Paul Scheerbart's Architectural Fantasies," Journal of Architectural Historians 34 (May 1975). Paul Kaltefleiter, Berni Lörwald und Michael M. Schardt (Hrsg.): Über Paul Scheerbart. 100 Jahre Scheerbart-Rezeption''. 3 Bände. Paderborn: Igel-Verlag 1998. (Band 1); (Band 2); (Band 3). External links Scheerbart bei Edition