Identify this novel, set in Christiania, in which, FTP, a young man down on his luck tries to write articles and plays but is paid so little for his work that he is constantly in a feverish state of mind due to lack of food.
Principal characters in this this 1890 novel include two women that take the narrator for a madman because he tells the younger one that she is losing her book, when the fact of the matter is that she carries no book with her. Later, the younger woman (now The Lady in Black) befriends the narrator because she is an adventuresome girl who is intrigued with the idea of odd experiences, including those that madmen might provide for her. Identify this novel, set in Christiania, in which, FTP, a young man down on his luck tries to write articles and plays but is paid so little for his work that he is constantly in a feverish state of mind due to lack of food.
Principal characters in this this 1890 novel include two women that take the narrator for a madman because he tells the younger one that she is losing her book, when the fact of the matter is that she carries no book with her.
{Hunger}