Tag Archives: Hermann Hesse
Like a Visit with an Old Friend
This is the phrase that leaped to mind, unbidden, as I read the first few pages of the “Preface” to Hermann Hesse’s Steppenwolf. The familiarity of the words (for I have read them at least thrice), their poetical presentation (even … Continue reading
The Outsider
Starting one’s journey toward self-realization This is one of those rare books by a contemporary author, or author of any era, which helps one understand the works of celebrated writers, philosophers, and a few artists, in this case, by putting … Continue reading
The Pavellas Perspective 