Death in Venice - Thomas Mann

Renowned writer Gustav von Aschenbach travels to Venice seeking rest, only to find himself captivated by the beauty of a young boy named Tadzio. His infatuation deepens into obsession, awakening both creative passion and inner turmoil. As a cholera epidemic spreads through the city, Aschenbach chooses to remain, consumed by desire and denial. The novella explores the tension between art, beauty, and the destructive pull of forbidden longing.

Death in Venice is the perfect coffee table book or holiday gift for that special person in your life!

Details

• Paperback
  
• 5.5 x 8.5 inches
• 96 pages; black and white
• Printed in the United States