“Wanderers” is the first novel in a trilogy by Nobel Prize winner K. Hamsun, the great Norwegian writer. The heroes of this work are wanderers, wanderers, pe...

Essay from 1889, which became the title story for Hamsun’s collection of journalistic prose, prepared by E. Pankratova.

“The Juices of the Earth” is one of the most monumental epic works of world literature of the 20th century, for which Hamsun received the Nobel Prize. A man ...

Knut Hamsun (real name Pedersen) was born on August 4, 1859, in northern Norway, in the town of Lom in Gudsbrandal, in the family of a rural tailor. In his y...

In the novels “Children of Time” (1913) and its sequel “The Town of Segelfoss” (1922), K. Hamsun told the story of the rise and decline of two wealthy famili...

For the artist’s sensitive nature, everything has a special meaning. The hero of K. Hamsun’s story could not come to terms with the cold...

A story about a strong, unfulfilled love, where honor and pride, illness and death are intertwined. And where love remained the only, painful, but unique val...