Stefan Zweig

Stefan Zweig was an Austrian writer and journalist born in 1881, known for his elegant storytelling and deep psychological insight. He authored novels, short stories, and biographies that explore human passions, inner struggles, and the complexities of relationships. Zweig's works often reflect a sense of empathy and a fascination with history and individual consciousness. His writing gained international popularity in the early 20th century, making him one of Europe’s most admired literary figures before his tragic death in 1942. His legacy endures through timeless stories that delve into the depths of human nature.