Max Frisch and His Works
Max Frisch (1911–1991) was a Swiss author and playwright of major importance in twentieth-century German-language literature. Known for his exploration of identity, authenticity, and human responsibility, Frisch combined philosophical inquiry with accessible narrative and dramatic forms. His work often grapples with questions of self-deception and the gap between how we present ourselves and who we truly are.
Note on This Title
The title “Atlantis Almanach” cannot be verified against reliable bibliographic sources for Max Frisch’s published works. While Frisch produced numerous novels, plays, essays, and diaries throughout his long career—including Mein Name sei Gantenbein (1964), A Wilderness of Mirrors (1954), and Homo faber (1957)—this particular title does not appear in standard listings of his writings. Readers seeking authentic works by Frisch should consult established editions and catalogs of his oeuvre.
