This biography explores the life and works of Gottfried August Buerger, a German writer and poet known for his ballads and literary parodies. Proehle delves into Buerger's personal life, including his struggles with mental illness, as well as his contributions to German literature. With analysis of Buerger's most famous works such as Lenore and The Wild Huntsman, this book is essential for anyone interested in German Romanticism.

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