Tubutsch

''Tubutsch'' is a novel by Albert Ehrenstein, published in 1914, that follows Karl Tubutsch, a man grappling with existential angst and monotony in modern life. Set in Vienna, the story delves into themes of alienation, identity, and the search for meaning as Tubutsch navigates his solitary existence and reflects on his interactions with those around him. The book is notable for its blend of bitter humor and introspection, marking Ehrenstein as one of the early figures of German Expressionism, with the novel achieving significant popularity and multiple editions after its release.