Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse

Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse

Harry Haller is fifty, lives in rented rooms, despises the bourgeois comfort he cannot stop needing, and has decided on the date he will cut his throat. He believes he contains two beings: a man and a wolf of the steppes, each disgusted by the other.

Then he is handed a pamphlet written about him, meets a woman named Hermine who teaches him to dance, and is admitted to a Magic Theatre where the self splits into hundreds of pieces rather than two. Hesse later complained that young readers took the despair and missed the cure.

The Nobel laureate's most argued-about novel, and a permanent fixture on lists of books that changed people's twenties.

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