Early prose and posthumous works published while he was alive is a kind of tribute that collects much of the work of one of the main writers of the 20th century, Robert Musil, in a careful translation. This volume contains The Tribulations of the Student Törless, Musil's first great success, a novel in which through the young Törless —who has become an emblematic character of an era— Musil masterfully explores life in a military boarding school of an aristocratic society , through the eyes of a teenager of great sensitivity and intelligence. The reader will also find the two stories that make up Uniones, Musil's second book, whose common theme is infidelity and how you can go from the most absolute and unconditional love to it in just a few moments, without necessarily being contradictory. The selection of Musil's early prose is concluded by Three Women, a text made up of three stories in which Musil explores female psychology in depth with her incisive pen. The volume is closed by the Posthumous Works published in life, made up of masterful prints and portraits of seemingly insignificant situations such as the desperate struggle of a fly to escape the flypaper, narrated with the meticulousness and depth that characterize Musil's work.