Hello, /lit/. I want a pdf of the On Overgrown Paths, by Knut

Fuckin' plebs.

lmao I have hunger but haven't read it yet
did I get memed?

Can't help you there, but Growth of the Soil is god-tier. Has anyone here read Mysteries by Hamsun? Gonna pick that one up soon.

>>8008122
I'm finishing it. It's amazing. Looking forward to read his other works.

>>8008122
No, you didn't get memed. Hamsun is like a better Dostoevsky.

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>>8008132
OP here, I'm just getting into Knut and I think you're probably right. You're not the first one I here saying this, though.

Anyway, both are great.

>>8008140
>I hear*

Sorry, I'm not native english speaker.

>>8008132
>Hamsun is like a better Dostoevsky.
>>8008140

Much better looking though.

>go to second hand store
>spot Benoni by Hamsun
>remember his name from /lit
>sure why not
>start reading
>quitecomfy.jpg
>get close to the end
>wonder how the plot will resolve
>... but this is the story of another book. And this book is called Rosa.

What the fuck Hamsun ?

Hamsun is based. His "landstrykere"-triology is amazing, as is Pan and Hunger. If you like growth of the soil check out Trygve Gulbranssen's beyond sing the Woods as well

>>8008130
Mysteries is interesting. Much more Pan than Growth of the Soil. It hasn't got much "Meaning" to it, but I found it super comfy.