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Death in Venice
Death in Venice
Author: Mann, Thomas
In the early 1900s, Gustav von Aschenbach, a distinguished German writer, is profoundly weary of his solitary life dedicated to art. On an impulse, he travels south to Venice. There, amid the growing threat of the plague, von Aschenbach's parched spirit is unexpectedly and disturbingly refreshed by the sight of a handsome Polish boy of fourteen.
ISBN: 212581
Publication Date: 1971
Pages: 122
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Publisher: Bantam
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