Steppenwolf

Exploring the duality of human nature, this novel delves into the psyche of its protagonist, Harry Haller, who feels alienated from society and struggles with his identity as both a man and a wolf. Through his journey, Haller encounters a variety of characters and experiences that challenge his perceptions of life, love, and art. The narrative intertwines themes of existentialism and spirituality, reflecting Hesse's deep philosophical inquiries and his critique of modernity.