Josefine Mutzenbacher (illustrated) #879498

Josefine Mutzenbacher
Attributed to Felix Salten
A provocative glimpse into the underbelly of Vienna's past, told through one woman’s candid and controversial memoir.
Published in 1906, Josefine Mutzenbacher is a fictional autobiography chronicling the early life and reflections of a Viennese courtesan. Though published anonymously, the novel has often been attributed to Felix Salten, best known for Bambi. This book blends social commentary, dark humor, and provocative storytelling in a way that sparked both scandal and fascination.
A work of historical erotica, it offers insight into turn-of-the-century Vienna, class dynamics, and the complexities of sexuality through a controversial but enduring narrative.