Felix Schloemp

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Schloemps autograph from 1909

Felix Schloemp (born September 5, 1880 in Leipzig , † 1916 in Russia ) was a German bookseller, library assistant, editor of the Lustige Blätter , publisher and freelance writer.

Works (selection)

  • The meschuggene duck. The 200 funniest ducks that were involuntarily hatched in the forest of German newspapers. Trained and demonstrated in freedom by Felix Schloemp. Georg Müller Verlag Munich 1909.
  • The great suitcase. An ff. Great sample collection of the best jokes, purrs and anecdotes from travelers and business people. Georg Müller Verlag, Leipzig 1910.
  • The perverted cockchafer. Gallant and ungalant satires. Georg Müller Verlag, Munich 1910.
  • The tickled Aesculapian. A hefty dose of the medicynical jokes and purrs of doctors, patients and funny students. Georg Müller Verlag, Munich 1910.
  • The over-duck. A funny record flight of 300 new meschuggen ducks that were involuntarily let go of all kinds of newspapers. Georg Müller Verlag, Munich 1910.
  • The ghost book. Georg Müller Verlag, Munich 1913.
  • Love and trumpet blowing. Funny soldier and war songs from old and new times. Georg Müller Verlag, Munich 1914.
  • The scary book. Georg Müller Verlag, Munich 1914 (this book was on the list of harmful and undesirable literature during the Nazi era from 1938 )

Web links

Wikisource: Felix Schloemp  - Sources and full texts

Individual evidence

  1. The meschuggene duck or the error devil's jokes. The 200 funniest ducks that were involuntarily hatched in the forest of German newspapers. Trained and demonstrated in freedom by Felix Schloemp. With a preface and afterword by Otto Julius Bierbaum and introductory remarks to the beginning and duck by Georg Ruppelt . Olms Presse , Hildesheim 2007, ISBN 978-3-487-08479-4 (reprint of the 1909 edition), p. 10.
  2. Information on the "banished book" The uncanny book.