"From the Told Adventure to the Adventure of Telling" is a scholarly book that examines the novelistic qualities of Wolfram's "Parzival." Written by Cornelia Schu, the work provides an in-depth literary analysis and critical reflections on the narrative structures and techniques in this medieval text. With a length of 488 pages, the book is aimed at students and professionals in literary studies, as well as anyone interested in the development of the novel and the specific characteristics of narrative art. The publication is written in German and offers valuable insights into the literary tradition and cultural contexts that shape Wolfram's work. The analysis not only focuses on the historical perspective but also highlights the relevance and impact of narrative techniques on modern literature. This book is an indispensable reference for anyone engaged with the theory and practice of storytelling.