Siddhartha

Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse, a classic work of fiction about a man's spiritual journey in ancient India. Author: Hermann Hesse, a German-Swiss novelist and Nobel Prize laureate.
Content: The book chronicles the protagonist Siddhartha's quest for spiritual enlightenment, exploring themes like the search for truth and self-discovery.
Publication: Originally published in 1922, this edition features a new translation by Susan Bernofsky and an introduction by Tom Robbins.
Genre: The novel is considered an allegory or "Indian Poem" known for its lyrical prose and philosophical depth.