Franz Werfel: Woman's handwriting written in light blue ink

A woman letter from the novel "The Black Blue Ink," which Franz Verfelle published in 1941, shortly after his exile to the United States from the Nazis. I spent my youth in need, but now as an Austrian high minister, a man who married Amelia, the daughter of the richest family in Vienna, and went on a career in the street, Leonidas. A letter written in pale blue will arrive to him on his 50th birthday. The letter, which contains the request for help from a Jewish youth who can no longer reside in Austria, rescinds the tranquillity of the life of Leonidas. Eight years ago, Vera appeared, a Jewish woman who had loved her. The author paints a remarkable vivid picture of the psychological acrobatics of self-deception, cracks and conflicts that developed inside the city of Lédidas in just one day. An old letter from 18 years ago, not only sheds a human hypocrisy and mask, but also touches the fundamental guilt of European society at that time, as it involves involvement with anti-Semitism.

Korean title: 옅푸른색 잉크로 쓴 여자 글씨

Korean author: 프란츠 베르펠

Korean publisher: 강

ISBN-13: 9788982182112