Jean Paul

Jean Paul was the nom-de-plume of Johann Paul F. Richter (March 21, 1763-Nov. 14, 1825), a German writer of long novels noted for their digression, warmth, and humor. After several early satirical works (at the "vinegar-factory", he would say), he hit a stride in the 1790s with The Invisible Lodge (1793), Hesperus (1795), Siebenkäs (1797), and Titan (1803).
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