Strange News from Another Star by Hermann Hesse
Strange News from Another Star by Hermann Hesse. Translated by Denver Lindley. 1972 Farrar Straus Giroux, first U.S. edition, 145 pages. Hesse was a Nobel-winning German author, poet and essayist, best know for his novels Steppenwolf and Siddhartha. The eight stories in Strange News (written 1913-1918) have elements of magical realism and fairy tale, and were written during a time he was in conflict with many of his countrymen about the war.
Condition: Jacket Good+ some browning and wear, light pen mark on the front, book VG some shelf wear
"But the dreadful emptiness and loneliness that had stifled him in the midst of luxury now had completely disappeared."
Strange News from Another Star by Hermann Hesse. Translated by Denver Lindley. 1972 Farrar Straus Giroux, first U.S. edition, 145 pages. Hesse was a Nobel-winning German author, poet and essayist, best know for his novels Steppenwolf and Siddhartha. The eight stories in Strange News (written 1913-1918) have elements of magical realism and fairy tale, and were written during a time he was in conflict with many of his countrymen about the war.
Condition: Jacket Good+ some browning and wear, light pen mark on the front, book VG some shelf wear
"But the dreadful emptiness and loneliness that had stifled him in the midst of luxury now had completely disappeared."