Portreti na evropeĭski pisateli

[Portraits of European Writers] Translated by Pavel Spasov, Elena Tomalevska, and Borislav Filipov. Introduction by Bogdan Mirchev. Edited by Ivan Tsvetkov et al. 545/(3)p. Sofiia: Nauka i izkustvo, 1984 [Biblioteka Literature svetove. Seriia Svetovna literaturna misŭl]

Çontents'

1.

Stefan Tsvaĭg i literaturnite portreti v tvorchestvoto mu [ Stefan Zweig and Literary Portraits in His Creative Works / Bogdan Mirchev], pp. 5-26

2.

Monten [Montaigne. Translated by Borislav Filipov], pp. 27-82

Trima maĭstori [Drei Meister. Translated by Pavel Spasov]

3.

Balzak [Balzac], pp. 85-110

4.

Dikenz [Dickens], pp. 111-134

5.

Dostoevski [Dostojewski], pp. 135-222

Trima poeti na svoia zhivot [Drei Dichter ihres Lebens. Translated by Elena Tomalevska]

6.

Kazanova [Casanova], pp. 225-292

7.

Stendal [Stendhal], pp. 293-364

8.

Tolstoĭ [Tolstoi], pp. 365-462

Drugi obraztsi portretna eseistika [Some Exemplary Portrait Essays. Translated by Borislav Filipov]

9.

Za literaturnite portreti v “Stroiteli na sveta” [About the Literary Portraits in “Baumeister der Welt” / Pavel Spasov], pp. 465-475

10.

Tragichnata biografiia na Marcel Prust [Marcel Prousts tragischer Lebenslauf], pp. 476-482

11.

Raĭner Maria Rilke [Rainer Maria Rilke], pp. 483-487

12.

Iozef Rot [Joseph Roth (Eulogy), pp. 488-497

13.

Zhores [Jaurès. Ein Porträt], pp. 498-505

14.

Dramata v “Khiliada i edna nosht” [Das Drama in Tausendundeiner Nacht], pp. 506-514

15.

Briuge [Brügge], pp. 515-520

16.

Katedralata na Shartr [Die Kathedrale von Chartres], pp. 521-526

17.

Viena ot vchera [Das Wien von gestern], pp. 527-542