The "Autobiography of Franz Liszt" is a historically accurate but fictional account of the life of the greatest pianist of all time. He was the centerpiece of classical music from the time of Beethoven to the time of Debussy. He knew and communicated with every composer of the Romantic Era in classical music. He was a pianist, composer, innovator, and entertainer. His life was filled with the greatest joy of a successful career and the greatest sorrows only a father could know. He was both a man of his time and a man of ours. While much has been made of his womanizing, he was a champion of women's rights. There can never be another Liszt.