Knut Hamsun

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Shallow Soil
by Knut Hamsun - eBooks@Adelaide , 2009
Not only is this book Knut Hamsun's most significant work, but it gives the very best description available of life in Christiania toward the close of the century. A book of exquisite lyric beauty, of masterly psychology, and finished artistic form.
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Wanderers
by Knut Hamsun - A.A. Knopf , 1922
The wanderer, Knut Pedersen, has fled the city, seeking peace and nurturing from nature. We see him wintering alone in a cabin near the mountains, once more seeking peace through solitude in nature and reflecting on what he has learned of life.
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The Road Leads On
by Knut Hamsun - eBooks@Adelaide , 2010
They had met during their younger days. The original fusion of their passion had taken place during a golden opportunity out in the berry field -- she had given him a certain look upon leaving the house and he had gone a round-about way and met her.
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Hunger
by Knut Hamsun - eBooks@Adelaide , 2003
A true classic of modern literature, described as one of the most disturbing novels in existence. A story of an artist who wanders the streets, struggling on the edge of starvation. As hunger overtakes him, he slides into paranoia and despair.
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The Growth of the Soil
by Knut Hamsun - eBooks@Adelaide , 2003
When Hamsun won the Nobel Prize in Literature, in 1920, it was mostly because of this 1917 novel, an epic vision of peasant life in Norway's backcountry. The saga of Isak and Inger and their hard times is by turns affecting and ponderous.
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