The Strudlhof Steps, The Trumpets of Jericho, Under Black Stars (1974). Translations by Vincent Kling in Chicago Review, vol. 26, no. 2 A Person Made of Porcelain and Other Stories (2005). Selected compilation of short stories translated by Vincent Kling. Seraphica; Montefal (two early stories) (2009, posthumous) Poetry Gassen und Landschaft (1923). Streets and Countryside Ein Weg im Dunkeln (1957). A Path in the Dark Essays, diaries and letters Der Fall Gütersloh (monograph on the painter Gütersloh) (1930) Grundlagen und Funktion des Romans (essay) (1959). Principles and Function of the Novel Tangenten: Tagebuch eines Schriftstellers 1940 – 1950 (diaries) (1964) Repertorium. Ein Begreifbuch von höheren und niederen (1969, posthumous). An ABC of Ideas and Concepts Die Wiederkehr der Drachen (essays) (1970, posthumous). The Return of the Dragons Commentarii 1951 bis 1956: Tagebücher aus dem Nachlaß (diaries) (1976, posthumous) Commentarii 1957 bis 1966: Tagebücher aus dem Nachlaß (diaries) (1986, posthumous) Heimito von Doderer / Albert Paris Gütersloh: Briefwechsel 1928 – 1962 (letters) (1986, posthumous) Die sibirische Klarheit (early texts from years in Russia) (1991, posthumous). Siberian Light Tagebücher 1920 – 1939 (diaries) (1996, posthumous) Gedanken über eine zu schreibende Geschichte der Stadt Wien (essay) (1996, posthumous). Thoughts About an Unwritten History of Vienna Von Figur zu Figur (letters to Ivar Ivask) (1996, posthumous) Decorations and awards 1954 Literature Prize for Prose from the Cultural Committee of German Business within the Federation of German Industries 1957 Grand Austrian State Prize for Literature 1961 Literary Prize of the City of Vienna 1966 Wilhelm Raabe Prize 1966 Ring of Honor of the City of Vienna References External links Comprehensive page on the author www.doderer-gesellschaft.org – The Heimito von Doderer Society's website with information on the author, translations of his works into English etc. Heimito von Doderer collection at University of Victoria, Special Collections 1896 births 1966 deaths 20th-century Austrian novelists Austrian male novelists Austrian male writers Austrian knights Austrian military personnel of World War II Nobility in the Nazi Party Recipients of the Grand Austrian State Prize Austrian Roman Catholics Austro-Hungarian people Austrian people of Moravian-German descent Austrian people of German descent People from Penzing (Vienna) Austrian LGBT writers LGBT people in the Nazi Party LGBT nobility Austrian Nazis 20th-century male writers Austro-Hungarian military personnel of World War I Austro-Hungarian prisoners of war in World War I World War I prisoners of war held by Russia Deaths from cancer in Austria German Army officers