 "Sinbad's Youth", published in 1911, proved a success, and Krúdy used the character, a man who shared the name of the hero of the "Arabian Nights", many times throughout his career.Another alter ego, Kazmer Rezeda, is the hero of half a dozen novels, including "The Crimson Coach" (1913), English translation by Paul Tabori published in 1965.Krúdy's last collection of stories, "Life Is a Dream", has also appeared in English translation (Penguin Books, 2010).