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Knut Hamsun
Norwegian writer, Nobel Prize winner in 1920.
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Thomas Glahn, a hunter, seeks refuge from civilization in the remote forests of northern Norway. His solitary life with his dog, Aesop, is disrupted by the arrival of Edvarda, a woman who challenges his isolated existence. This novel delves into the raw beauty of the landscape and the intricate depths of the human psyche, presented through a diary format.