Siddhartha: An Indian Tale
aug. 2026 · Aeneas Press
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A brahmin's son leaves home, joins the ascetics, abandons them for a courtesan and a merchant's ledger, and ends up listening to a river. Hesse wrote it after his own collapse and a course of Jungian analysis; it went unnoticed in America for forty years, then sold in millions to the young of the 1960s. It is short, plain, and refuses to hand over its lesson. Fifty-eight plates spanning 1801 to 1925 gather river landscapes, Indian subjects, and foreign ports, a pictorial current running alongside the text.
A brahmin's son leaves home, joins the ascetics, abandons them for a courtesan and a merchant's ledger, and ends up listening to a river. Hesse wrote it after his own collapse and a course of Jungian analysis; it went unnoticed in America for forty years, then sold in millions to the young of the...
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Hermann Hesse (1877–1962) was a German-born Swiss writer. He worked in Germany and Switzerland, becoming a Swiss citizen in 1923. He is known for the novel Siddhartha (1922).
Hermann Hesse (1877–1962) was a German-born Swiss writer. He worked in Germany and Switzerland, becoming a Swiss citizen in 1923. He is known for the novel Siddhartha (1922).
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