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This book selects the writer's Nobel-winning work "Steppenwolf" and the novel "Peter Kamenzin". Among them, the autobiographical novel by the author of "Steppenwolf". Steppenwolf is a man in his late 50s named Harry Haller. A few years ago, he rented the loft of my aunt's house and lived there for less than a year. He is taciturn and unsociable, indeed a wolf as he claims to be, a strange, wild and timid animal from another world. His face is full of wisdom and gentle expression, but his inner world is turbulent. He thinks more than others and possesses an almost clinical objectivity intellectually. Such people have no vanity, they never want to shine, and they are never stubborn.