Hunger by Knut Hamsun

Hunger by Knut Hamsun

An unnamed young writer walks the streets of Kristiania with nothing to eat, pawning his waistcoat, chewing wood shavings, and refusing help whenever it is offered because accepting it would mean admitting what he is.

Hamsun wrote it in 1890 out of his own starvation, and it invented something: the novel that lives entirely inside a mind coming apart, with no plot to speak of and no moral. The narrator lies compulsively to strangers, invents words, gives away money he does not have, and remains convinced he is about to write something great.

The founding text of the modern psychological novel, and an acknowledged influence on Kafka, Camus and Bukowski.

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