One of his stories tells of a student who desires an Archivist's serpent daughter but falls for another woman after the interference of a fortune teller.
One of his stories tells of a student who desires an Archivist's serpent daughter but falls for another woman after the interference of a fortune teller. Another involves the goldsmith Cardillac who is caught up in a series of jewel thefts. Yet another is about Nicholas, who is tormented by the title character, a chemist who killed his father. All of these stories appeared before he published his novels, which include Meister Floh and Kater Murr, the Educated Cat. FTP, name this man whose stories like "The Golden Pot," "Mademoiselle de Scudery," and the "Sandman" appeared in his collection The Serapion Brothers, a German romantic writer perhaps best known as the source for a Jacques Offenbach opera.
One of his stories tells of a student who desires an Archivist's serpent daughter but falls for another woman after the interference of a fortune teller.
E(rnst) T(heodor) A(madeus) {Hoffmann}