A man who lost his leg and manhood in an accident aboard a ship is the subject of one of his novels, while his only translated play is In the Grip of Life.
A man who lost his leg and manhood in an accident aboard a ship is the subject of one of his novels, while his only translated play is In the Grip of Life. August, The Road Leads on, and Vagabonds form a trilogy of that name, and other novels include Children of the Age and A Wanderer Plays on Muted Strings. The love interest of the poet and miller's son Johannes is the subject of his Victoria, while another of his novels claims to be "From the papers of Lieutenant Thomas Glahn." He wrote about the industrious Norwegian Peasant Isak in Growth of the Soil, but better-known is a novel about an unnamed author who is too poor to feed himself. FTP name this nazi bastard and author of Hunger.
A man who lost his leg and manhood in an accident aboard a ship is the subject of one of his novels, while his only translated play is In the Grip of Life.
Knut {Hamsun}