Ewers, Hanns Heinz, writer, specialist in occult-phantastic and eerie novels, dramas and stories (1871-1943). 1 eigh. Letter and one eif. Postcard m. U. "Hanns Heinz Ewers". 2 S. Gr. 8vo and 8vo. (Charlottenburg bei Berlin, 1.XI.1904 resp. o. D.). To the publisher Alfred Michow. In the letter ("in a hurry") Ewers writes: "... here are the manuscripts, please have them type immediately on Monday morning! Take half an arc and tap only one line. The Prospect is good, but it has to be typed again (half pages etc.) because of the change 'Scherlbücher' ...'. - On the postcard it says: "... I come in a few days with a few sires with 'good foundation'! - please let me make an exposé, as appetizing as possible [!], (name of the insurance!) so that I can talk better! - I come into These days past, bring it! - what does this vile print shop do??! ...". - A printed essay Ewers, "Von kunstliches Schreibung", from a magazine, as well as a publishing brochure on his story "Alraune".