Awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1920 "for his monumental work, Growth of the Soil." He insisted that the intricacies of the human mind ought to be the main object of modern literature, to describe the "whisper of the blood, and the pleading of the bone marrow". Hamsun pursued his literary program, debuting in 1890 with the psychological novel Hunger.
Awards: Nobel (1920)
Novels
Hunger (1890)
Mysteries (1892)
Shallow Soil (1893)
Pan (1894)
Victoria (1898)
Dreamers (1904)
Under the Autumn Star (1906)
Benoni (1908)
Rosa (1908)
Wanderers (1909)
In the Grip of Life (1910)
The Last Joy (1912)
Look Back on Happiness (1912)
Segelfoss Town (1915)
Growth of the Soil (1917)
The Women At the Pump (1920)
Mothwise (1921)
Chapter the Last (1923)
Wayfarers (1927)
August (1930)
The Road Leads on (1933)
The Ring Is Closed (1936)
On Overgrown Paths (1949)
Mysteries (1892)
Shallow Soil (1893)
Pan (1894)
Victoria (1898)
Dreamers (1904)
Under the Autumn Star (1906)
Benoni (1908)
Rosa (1908)
Wanderers (1909)
In the Grip of Life (1910)
The Last Joy (1912)
Look Back on Happiness (1912)
Segelfoss Town (1915)
Growth of the Soil (1917)
The Women At the Pump (1920)
Mothwise (1921)
Chapter the Last (1923)
Wayfarers (1927)
August (1930)
The Road Leads on (1933)
The Ring Is Closed (1936)
On Overgrown Paths (1949)
Collections
Selected Letters (1990)
Night Roamers and Other Stories (1992)
Tales of Love and Loss (1997)
Knut Hamsun Remembers America (2003)
Night Roamers and Other Stories (1992)
Tales of Love and Loss (1997)
Knut Hamsun Remembers America (2003)
Non fiction show
Omnibus editions show
Books containing stories by Knut Hamsun
Awards
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