As long as people struggle between the need to be themselves and the difficulty of achieving this, Hesse will remain alive — which is perhaps even better than being a great writer.
The New Yorker
The awarding of Hesse […] honors a poetic achievement that, as a whole, depicts the struggle of a person who follows his calling with rare faith.
From the awarding of the Nobel Prize in Literature to Hermann Hesse in 1946
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