Three Women and I

In this novella by Oskar Baum, the narrator encounters three very different women while on a trip to the Swiss Alps. Over the course of the story, the narrator reflects on the nature of beauty, love, and desire. This book is a timeless meditation on human relationships and the often-complex emotions that accompany them.

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