Publications Listed in reverse chronological order, beginning with the most recent monographs and recordings.

Pursued by dogs and the police,  accosted by a French blue flower, saved by a poem: the Gesellschaft on summer vacation

From the mists of fiction a man emerges, from the pages of Proust a melody.

Recounting the discovery of a symphonic poem presumed lost, with practical advice for cyclists.

Confessions of ambivalence by a lonely scholar with a sweet tooth.

...face full of clouds: Music at last for a famous septet, featuring "the only Unknown Woman."

The Gesellscaft teams up with NASA in a  voyage to outer space, and returns home with microtonal treasures.

Poetry by Goethe, music by Ofterdingen, critical commentary by a serious scholar with a funny name.

A long -lost editor appears amid a storm of controversy, disguised as a dinosaur.

Daydream or epiphany?   Ofterdingen appears, and for a moment  a veil is lifted...

Fragments, paradoxes and enigmas from the twenty ninth century.

The search for a missing editor leads to the past: memories turn to music at Baiting Hollow, the "point of intersection between Ofterdingen's and the real world."

Wherein the obscure Baroque composer Domenico Zipoli reveals the secret of immortal life, and provides an illuminating perspective on three centuries of music.

The initial discovery of a work by  Ofterdingen is recounted, and preliminary theories are put forth on its provenance.

Trans-dimensional studies in musicology in which the Ofterdingen Gesellschaft expands its search for the unusual.

A recording turns up, ostensibly of Ofterdingen at the piano.  Stylistic analysis yields five astonishingly variegated interpretations.

Fragments of Ofterdingen's diary are found.  From these an attempt is made to reconstruct his world.