Flametti, oder Vom Dandyismus der Armen

Published in 1912, 'Flametti, oder Vom Dandyismus der Armen' by Hugo Ball explores the rise and fall of Max Flametti, a star in the Zurich variety scene. The novel offers a candid portrayal of the vibrant world of performers, audiences, and the police, reflecting Ball's own experiences in the Zurich cabaret. Notable for its witty language and rich character descriptions, the book captures the essence of dandyism and the complexities of life in the entertainment industry.