Steppenwolf

Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse is a classic work of twentieth-century literature exploring identity, isolation, inner conflict, and the search for meaning. This  edition features the Basil Creighton translation, later updated by Joseph Mileck.

The novel follows Harry Haller, a deeply divided man who sees himself as part human and part “wolf of the steppes.” Caught between intellect and instinct, loneliness and longing, despair and transformation, Harry moves through a strange inner and outer world that challenges his ideas about society, art, pleasure, and the self.

Philosophical, psychological, and haunting, Steppenwolf is a strong choice for readers of literary fiction, existential novels, modern classics, and books that explore the darker corners of the human mind. A collectible vintage paperback for Hermann Hesse fans and classic literature collectors.

Mass Paperback, Good. Creasing to the front cover. Noticeable edge wear. Corner wear. Small pen mark on the first page. Moderate overall shelf wear.