George Lysloff: 10 books

In Daun, Village among the Volcanoes in the Eifel author George Lysloff gives us his reflections and musings on his life and times in Daun in the Rheinland-Pfalz region of Germany.

Early in the years 2004, George, the author of the Letters to my Beloved Ghost, received a letter from the daughter of Hedi, his deceased girl friend of over a half century ago, informing him that she had uncovered a large box in the attic of her aunts house in the Lower Franconia town of Ebern in...

The following poetic reflections were not included in my first published book of Poems and Stanzas. I let them gather strength and body, and I have now decided to make them into a companion to the first collection of my verses. Those poems belong to three different groups. The first...

As the title indicates, this is the third volume to Poems, Visions, Refl ections, which is titled POETRY, TRANSCENDENCE and the SEARCH FOR WISDOM Like its predecessors, the book includes a number of poems that accompany the chapters written in prose of the book. The prose chapters are either biographical...

This is the third Volume of my Poetry, following the collections I and II. It contains a total of 59 pieces of Poetry, all of which continue to express my deeper thoughts on matters that pertain to the existential events such as Living and Dying. I recently lost my spouse of many years, after seeing...

The book is a collection of compositions arranged in three groups: Poems I, with 25 poems; Stanzas with 28 poems, and Poems II with another 35 poems. The items are either love poems involving his feelings toward girls he knew as a youth, as well as introspective or philosophical stanzas dealing with...

Born in Paris, France from a Russian migr father and a Baltic-German mother, the author grewup in poverty, developed into a cosmopolitan minded individual. He studied medicine, worked as a psychiatrist and never stopped writing, fi rst in French, then in German and lastly in English. He immigrated...

In this tale, the author relates of his travels and in particular the four voyages he undertook to renew his ties with the land of his Russian father who left and became an exile in the aftermath of the Revolution. Three of the trips involved Wanda his wife and they had a wonderful time of it. The...

"Coming of Age" bears the subtitle "further Essays on a non-dualistic Transcendental Philosophy", a culminating effort on his part to make his rather unorthodox notions and ideas more understandable and acceptable. Chapters deal for instance with the subject of a "philosophy...

The book is a sequence of personal; refl ections covering a recent period of close to half a year: almost forgotten memories that rose from the authors childhood and adolescence periods covering the Second World War in France and later the eastern part of the Third Reich. Most of the pages however...