The protagonist of this novel discusses ancient Indian philosophy with his landlady, and dreams of a girl from Bürger's poetry named Molly. The preface of this novel is addressed to a character called the Editor, and the protagonist frequents the Black Eagle bar and used to love Rosa Kreisler. The title character has an affair with Maria, and he skips a show advertised "FOR MADMEN ONLY" after the Fancy Dress Ball. He encounters a jazz saxophonist who also loves Mozart, Pablo. Pablo has an affair with the title character's lover, prompting him to stab Hermine in the Mag
The protagonist of this novel discusses ancient Indian philosophy with his landlady, and dreams of a girl from Bürger's poetry named Molly. The preface of this novel is addressed to a character called the Editor, and the protagonist frequents the Black Eagle bar and used to love Rosa Kreisler. The title character has an affair with Maria, and he skips a show advertised "FOR MADMEN ONLY" after the Fancy Dress Ball. He encounters a jazz saxophonist who also loves Mozart, Pablo. Pablo has an affair with the title character's lover, prompting him to stab Hermine in the Magic Theater. Name this novel about Harry Haller, a work by Hermann Hesse.
The protagonist of this novel discusses ancient Indian philosophy with his landlady, and dreams of a girl from Bürger's poetry named Molly.
{Der Steppenwolf} [or The {Steppenwolf}; prompt on either or {both parts} of {Harry Haller} before mentioned]