The preface is relayed by man who entrusts the narrator with records labeled "For Madmen Only.
The preface is relayed by man who entrusts the narrator with records labeled "For Madmen Only." The protagonist is suffering from "the sickness of the times themselves" and meets a drug-dealing saxophonist, who would rather listen to Mozart. The title character takes foxtrot lessons and picks up Maria. Later, the sentence of "eternal life" is handed down after an incident in a hall of mirrors, where Pablo's lover Hermine is stabbed by the title character. For 10 points, name this novel about Harry Haller, written by Herman Hesse.
The preface is relayed by man who entrusts the narrator with records labeled "For Madmen Only.
{Steppenwolf}