This Faustian and magical story is a testament to Hesses' quest for philosophy and a remarkable sense of humanity as he humanizes the middle-aged misanthrope. The steppe wolf is a poetic self-portrait of a man who felt half-man and half-wolf. Haller is a reclusive writer and an outsider who thinks of himself as a steppe wolf. The title refers to the style adopted by the protagonist Harry Haller Hesse. The novel Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse published as Der Steppenwolf in 1927. The story largely reflects the profound crisis in the spiritual world of the Hesses during the 1920s. The novel is named after the German word for steppe wolf. Originally published in Germany in 1927, it was first translated into English in 1929. The Steppenwolf (originally Der Steppenwolf) is the tenth novel by the German-Swiss writer Hermann Hesse. 1.10 Steppenwolf (Author Steppenwolf) – Goodreads.1.9 Steppenwolf Author Crossword Clue |.1.8 Steppenwolf Author Crossword Clue |.1.7 Steppenwolf Author – Crossword clue.1.6 Steppenwolf by Crossword Clue – NYT Crossword Answers.1.3 Hermann Hesse's Steppe Wolf | Goodreads.1.2 Steppe wolf | Hesse's novel | Britannica.
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