Joseph Roth was a sharp-witted yet compassionate portraitist of his time. When he died in 1939 at the age of just 44, he had created a powerful panorama of Austria's tumultuous history through his narrative works, populated by the powerful and the failed, with wonderful characters full of love, pride, and despair. This volume includes three of his best novels, Job, Hotel Savoy, and The Capuchin Crypt, as well as the collected stories, including Stationmaster Fallmerayer and The Legend of the Holy Drinker.