Sacher-masoch Autograph Letter Signed Father Of Masochism

  

Sacher Masoch Leopold von (1836-1895), Austro-Hungarian writer. Autograph letter signed to his French publisher. Boat lindheim taken at Büdingen (Germany) January 15, 1885; 3 pages in-8 °.

Rare letter from the father of masochism. He points out that the translator of his novels, Ms Meisler, has made a mistake but despite all this is a good translator who knows French, English, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese as German and has proven itself. He had suggested to him to translate a new Russian: \He warns his French publisher that in the future he will only have to deal with him and that he will not send any more news from other authors if he does not want more.

Finally, he hopes that a good reception will be reserved for him. Sacher Masoch, a great Austro-Hungarian writer, a friend of Kafka, whose literary work is inspired by his childhood through both Slavic folklore novels where women have a domineering role and family scenes.

Her nanny handscha gives her the taste of cruelty as well as her Zenobia aunt. It is the Austro-Hungarian psychiatrist Richard von Krafft-ebing specialized in sexual perversions that popularizes the terms masochism and sadism in reference to the works of sacher-masoch and the Marquis de Sade.

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